Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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Plus, there is a flat monthly salary given which is called training pay. Can't remember the exact amount. I'd have to check.
Our A320 guys have been getting a TON of greenslips. I'm sure if the senior SWA guys that take full advantage of their system chime in, it'll be mind boggling too.
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They do - I can pull up my schedule and rotations from Jan 2011. Is three years old not enough?
Okay, I figured out how to get the old monthly schedules (thank you), but when I try to get the rotations it says something like 'check rotation date'. I can only get rotations for a few months back.
Okay, I figured out how to get the old monthly schedules (thank you), but when I try to get the rotations it says something like 'check rotation date'. I can only get rotations for a few months back.
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Your daily apologies for management and/or DALPA are at least predictable.
You being wrong is also predictable.
Nobody is asking Delta to prepare their tax return or give advice. However, it would be simple for them to provide us with a year end compilation of the information needed to accurately fill out the Employee Business Expense form 2106 that we all file every year.
I agree that the data is there. But the way Delta stores it makes it extremely difficult for an individual pilot to go back at the end of every year and get it out of the computer in a usable form.
For you to claim that a pilot can "easily do it yourself" is just laughable.
Flightline and Pro-Diem would not exist if that were the case.
Your daily apologies for management and/or DALPA are at least predictable.
You being wrong is also predictable.
Nobody is asking Delta to prepare their tax return or give advice. However, it would be simple for them to provide us with a year end compilation of the information needed to accurately fill out the Employee Business Expense form 2106 that we all file every year.
I agree that the data is there. But the way Delta stores it makes it extremely difficult for an individual pilot to go back at the end of every year and get it out of the computer in a usable form.
For you to claim that a pilot can "easily do it yourself" is just laughable.
Flightline and Pro-Diem would not exist if that were the case.
It took me 20 minutes to pull all 12 months schedules and all rotations I flew for the year.
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