Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Yep, they will continue to drag on and the SWA guys will blame the AT acquisition/pilots for everything. In fact, they already do. This isn't Dad's SWA anymore.
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Yes.
And although not related to the IT troubles the PBS Bid assist is also pathetic - I have never ever had anyone answer in less than 10 minutes hold time - usually it is 20+ minutes.
This happens every month so why don't we beef it up?
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Section 3.C. Hourly Rates of Pay
- 3% increase effective the first day of the March, 2011 bid period.
- 3% increase effective the first day of the March, 2012 bid period (unless ALPA shortens the Amendable Date shortened pursuant to “Relief Valve,” in which case this increase shall not occur)
Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Southwest Airlines Co.’s pilots approved their first new contract in 15 years, gaining higher pay and job protection as the carrier embarks on marketing agreements with other carriers.
Some Raises
The contract includes at least 3 raises of 2 percent each, for 2007 and 2008 and in 2011. Raises in the other two years covered by the contract are tied to Southwest profits. The accord is retroactive to Aug. 31, 2006, when it became open for amendment under U.S. labor law.
Really? This from the FDX January 2011 contract extension:
Section 3.C. Hourly Rates of Pay
Section 3.C. Hourly Rates of Pay
- 3% increase effective the first day of the March, 2011 bid period.
- 3% increase effective the first day of the March, 2012 bid period (unless ALPA shortens the Amendable Date shortened pursuant to “Relief Valve,” in which case this increase shall not occur)
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Yep. Late 96 hire. I was the "master" of Line of Time bidding along with moveups (post 07 hires, don't worry about the terms, but we had a pretty good system pre-PBS). That said, while PBS was agreed to as a result of a concession, it has still been a very positive thing at DAL, unlike at other carriers.
In fact I would venture that there would be a lot of upset guys if it was announced that we were abandoning PBS in favor of our earlier system. I would be happy either way.
In fact I would venture that there would be a lot of upset guys if it was announced that we were abandoning PBS in favor of our earlier system. I would be happy either way.
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Maybe you didn't understand my point, or I didn't make it clear.
I never stated that our 2004/05 concessions were "positive." What I meant to state is that the PBS experience at DAL has been a positive one, especially compared to how it has worked out elsewhere. Nothing else.
By the way, what do you fly and where? Until you actually fess up to some real DAL metal, I will just assume that you are the middle-school proxy for a PO'd pilot who doesn't have the time to read these forums and is letting his son post for him.
I never stated that our 2004/05 concessions were "positive." What I meant to state is that the PBS experience at DAL has been a positive one, especially compared to how it has worked out elsewhere. Nothing else.
By the way, what do you fly and where? Until you actually fess up to some real DAL metal, I will just assume that you are the middle-school proxy for a PO'd pilot who doesn't have the time to read these forums and is letting his son post for him.
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