Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
So how will it work if we have an AE that has a new base and an APA that has a new base before SOC? Kinda looks like those that are on equipment that is being moved won't have a chance to bid into the equipment that is replacing it. Then when we get the SOC, we'll have to wait for vacancies to bid back into our old bases because technically you won't be considered displaced because that will happen on the next AE or APA.
Now this is prior to SOC, so we shall see how they deal with it.
FWIW, it is not in the AE computer yet, so it may not come to fruition, it is just what I was told late last week.
Part of the reason I was asking about Crash Pads.......
We had a CA at 9e that was originally from Italy- super nice guy, heavy accent. Apparently they were on approach being vectored around MSP one day, and they were marvelling over all the lakes.
CA goes "Wow! There must be 10,000 lakes around here!"
FO: "uh yeah.. that's probably why they call it that..."
CA: "call it what?"
FO: "you do know MN is called the land of 10,000 lakes, right?"
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming.
CA goes "Wow! There must be 10,000 lakes around here!"
FO: "uh yeah.. that's probably why they call it that..."
CA: "call it what?"
FO: "you do know MN is called the land of 10,000 lakes, right?"
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming.
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Now there is an idea. I never understood why CAL kept that base.
Read the Big Apple News on DalNet. Its located with the Trim Tabs articles. Ax gives some good insight into the cost of furloughs. Nice to see that the company has gone through the calculations to see what it actually costs to let guys go and not just put us out on the street all willy nilly. Makes for more sound business decisions. I do believe that our mgmt does have a forward looking plan. Now if we can just work through those "out of the money" fuel hedges.
He didn't mention wearing your hat, but he did write a lot about the beacon.
When does per diem actually start and end? is it at report or block out? I looked in the PWA...it only talks about out of base pilots. Thanks in advance
That is what I am told. The 765 is planned to move to JFK. That will cause some disruptions in ATL.
Also his numbers are on the short end. Really 22 or so months with a lot not taken in to account. In reality with taking the seats out, it is more like 40 months, or so.
Also his numbers are on the short end. Really 22 or so months with a lot not taken in to account. In reality with taking the seats out, it is more like 40 months, or so.
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