Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
05-13-2015, 01:00 PM
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A-Z for all who are interested:
A = ASSIGNMENT
B = GREEN SLIP - ACTUAL RESERVE VALUE >= MAXIMUM RESERVE
C = ASSIGNMENT WITH CONFLICT
E = OUT OF BASE GREEN SLIP - ACTUAL RESERVE VALUE >= MAXIMUM RESERVE
F = GREEN SLIP WITH < 12HRS TO REPORT
G = GREENSLIP AWARD
H = OUT OF BASE/INSTRUCTOR GREENSLIP AWARD
I = W/S OUT OF BASE 23K RECOVERY TRIP WORTH > ORIGINAL TRIP
J = OUT OF BASE GREEN SLIP WITH < 12HRS TO REPORT
K = INVERSE ASSIGNMENT ROTN WITH < 12HRS TO REPORT
L = 23K IN BASE RECOVERY TRIP > ORIGINAL PREMIUM PAY TRIP
M = INVERSE ASSIGNMENT IN BASE WITH CONFLICT
N = 23K RECOVERY TRIP < ORIGINAL IN BASE TRIP. NO PAY THE ROTATION
O = OUT OF BASE WHITE SLIP
-- COVERED AT: DATE AND TIME ROTATION PLACED ON SCHEDULE (EST/EDT).
P = 23K RECOVERY TRIP > ORIGINAL TRIP
PS = PCS SWAP WITH THE POT AWARD
PW = PCS WHITE SLIP AWARD
Q = 23K OUT OF BASE RECOVERY TRIP < ORIGINAL PREMIUM PAY TRIP
S = 23K OUT OF BASE RECOVERY TRIP > ORIGINAL PREMIUM PAY TRIP
T = OUT OF BASE GREEN SLIP WITH CONFLICT
V = NO PAY THE ROTATION
W = WHITE SLIP
X = NO PAY THE ROTATION
Y = YELLOW SLIP
Z = 23K IN BASE GSWC WHERE TRIP NOT FLOWN IS WORTH LESS
BLANK = NORMAL RESERVE
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05-13-2015, 01:09 PM
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05-13-2015, 01:13 PM
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Nice. Can't beat Alex VH either. For me it's not the technical difficulty, it's more the creativity of the intro to SLTS. It defines the song. I miss the drum solo of the day. Scambo?
05-13-2015, 01:30 PM
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Heading to NZ next March and just had a conversation with the wife 5 minutes ago and she felt we couldn't do both S and N islands in 11 days. Is she right? We are not extreme outdoorsy types but would like to see both.
If we are limited to just one, which would you recommend?
Thanks, FTS.
Heading to NZ next March and just had a conversation with the wife 5 minutes ago and she felt we couldn't do both S and N islands in 11 days. Is she right? We are not extreme outdoorsy types but would like to see both.
If we are limited to just one, which would you recommend?
Thanks, FTS.
05-13-2015, 01:33 PM
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05-13-2015, 01:35 PM
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South Island for sure.
But I"m more of a Pinot Noir fan. If Cabernet Sauvignon is your bag...North.
Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, the list goes on...I gotta get back soon
But I"m more of a Pinot Noir fan. If Cabernet Sauvignon is your bag...North.
Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, the list goes on...I gotta get back soon
05-13-2015, 02:37 PM
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Thanks Iceman and PD. Maybe one of our JVs will add Seattle direct Christchurch by then so I can skip LAX and SYD.
05-13-2015, 05:12 PM
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I did ATL-LAX-AUK(?)-Queensland, all in one (4)shot(s)! Tired monkey and tired monkey family!
I do not recommend it!
I do not recommend it!
05-13-2015, 05:26 PM
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I'm pretty sure that's not his point and I'm pretty sure you know it. The company is spending 5 billion to buy back shares and he is pointing out who benefits the most from the company's 5 Billion dollar expenditure. Also, doubling the dividend will cause more buying by income geared Mutual funds, thus pumping up the stock price further. I believe our concessions from 2004-2006 were valued at a little over 1 Billion a year.
The company just committed 5 years of our concessions to shareholders (some of our largest individual shareholders being Management types and Directors) while we are in negotiations. In other words, the company has no desire to make us whole after 12 years of our concessions. I'm assuming, of course, that they don't have another 5 Billion laying around earmarked to pay us back for our generous contributions.
But you knew that T, you were just being argumentative.
RA and company are pretty confident that labor risk is, in fact, off the table. I'm trying not to let it feel like a slap in the face.
The company just committed 5 years of our concessions to shareholders (some of our largest individual shareholders being Management types and Directors) while we are in negotiations. In other words, the company has no desire to make us whole after 12 years of our concessions. I'm assuming, of course, that they don't have another 5 Billion laying around earmarked to pay us back for our generous contributions.
But you knew that T, you were just being argumentative.
RA and company are pretty confident that labor risk is, in fact, off the table. I'm trying not to let it feel like a slap in the face.
What did the five fingers say to the face?
05-13-2015, 06:18 PM
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I think the reason RA and the boys pushed the JD Power campaign so hard this year is because they knew they would have no chance of motivating us in the future, once we caught a whiff of the contract they had in store. It was their one shot.
Good luck with that gatehouse PA policy, too.
Good luck with that gatehouse PA policy, too.
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