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Reserve question?
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used.
Thanks
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used.
Thanks
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Ahhh the Prist!
Makes my heart go pitter pat just thinking about putting that little metal clip on the end of the fuel nozzle!
And hey, FTB, guess what? I FORGOT to BID for CQ in Dec. which was my early month...
BUT... here's a good thing I never knew about bidding CQ, it had my last CQ bids (from last April) still stored in there, and it used my "Avoid A Periods" to give me something in Dec. that's not too bad for a commuter, D to C, well away from Christmas and my wife's B-day!
So, what could have turned into a "Forgot to Bid" CQ Schedule disaster, worked out not too badly.
Thank DOG it saved my April bids!
Makes my heart go pitter pat just thinking about putting that little metal clip on the end of the fuel nozzle!
And hey, FTB, guess what? I FORGOT to BID for CQ in Dec. which was my early month...
BUT... here's a good thing I never knew about bidding CQ, it had my last CQ bids (from last April) still stored in there, and it used my "Avoid A Periods" to give me something in Dec. that's not too bad for a commuter, D to C, well away from Christmas and my wife's B-day!
So, what could have turned into a "Forgot to Bid" CQ Schedule disaster, worked out not too badly.
Thank DOG it saved my April bids!
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"Reserve question?
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used."
We'd tell you, but you are senior.
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used."
We'd tell you, but you are senior.
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"Reserve question?
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used."
We'd tell you, but you are senior.
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used."
We'd tell you, but you are senior.
Yes, but I might retire early. With your attitude, I might stick around!
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Reserve question?
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used.
Thanks
If you bid to have 10+ days in a row on call, are really senior, do you have a greater chance of being used versus breaking-up on call days into smaller days of availability?
My category is domestic with the longest trip being 4-days.
My goal is to not be used.
Thanks
Depends. In smaller category I would say no. In a large category I would say provably..........if you have adequate coverage.
Also, what is the coverage of nearby bases? Just when you think you are off the hook in LAX/SLC you get assigned a trip to cover the other base.
What month? In Nov/Dec a lot of guys want to fly a lot early in the month under the misconception that they can then coast through the holidays - OBTW this never works.
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From 03/09/2011 Delta L&G:
I forgot how good I used to be.
Did you see the whole postings?
Fleet Captain: Must have excellent verbal skills. Should have demonstrated abilities to turn off the lights. Must have professional haircut and winning smile for cover of ALPA Magazine's "Goodbye Comair" special edition.
Chief Pilot: Must be fully versed in Pilot Working Agreement. Has six months to have working knowledge of 121 regulations and closing the doors. Must be right seat qualified and willing to operate last flight into sunset with Fleet Captain.
Fleet Captain: Must have excellent verbal skills. Should have demonstrated abilities to turn off the lights. Must have professional haircut and winning smile for cover of ALPA Magazine's "Goodbye Comair" special edition.
Chief Pilot: Must be fully versed in Pilot Working Agreement. Has six months to have working knowledge of 121 regulations and closing the doors. Must be right seat qualified and willing to operate last flight into sunset with Fleet Captain.
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