tunes answered already, but just to be clear:

The APD you have from this year needs to be used by the end of December or it disappears. You will get a new one on January 1st. If you use an APD in January, you won't have another one until January 1st of 2018.

You probably already know but your time card in Icrew will show APD Available: Yes/No

12-17-2016, 06:11 AM

#190882

Herkflyr

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Joined APC: Jul 2007

Position: Left seat of a little plane

Posts: 2,431

Quote:

Are you allowed to deviate back end of a trip to an airport other then your home?

Yes

Quote:

Back end deviating: If original DH is one leg back to base (DTW), can deviation be two legs through another base, say ATL?

No. You can only deviate from dh the number of legs equal to your originally scheduled dh.

12-18-2016, 03:29 AM

#190883

Chakerik

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Posts: 393

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herkflyr

Yes

No. You can only deviate from dh the number of legs equal to your originally scheduled dh.

If you want to get yourself home via jumpseat ( no direct Delta flights) does crew tracking need to be notified that you won't need the DH? On that note also, can someone pm me the username and password for myidtravel for listing for the jumpseat?

12-18-2016, 07:04 AM

#190884

sailingfun

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Posts: 19,599

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chakerik

You have to notify crew tracking that you are deviating DH.

12-18-2016, 07:44 AM

#190885

LeineLodge

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Position: DAL FO

Posts: 2,169

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chakerik

The PWA requires you to notify crew tracking when deviating on the back end.

Delta jumpseats are booked via the VRU or Icrew.

If you're talking about JetBlue or AA jumpseats on myIDtravel, you can log in via Travelnet (full Travelnet) under Leisure Travel. If you go via Travelnet then no username/password is required.

12-18-2016, 08:04 AM

#190886

Chakerik

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Posts: 393

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeineLodge

Thanks guys. I should have clarified. Yes, AAL jumpseat. I tried using the link on travelnet, it seemed to be a totally different site from the one the allows you to book jumpseats ( at least the myidtravel site I used before). Wasn't able to book that using that link. There isn't a jumpseat option. If anyone has the username and password for the site it would be appreciated.

Last edited by Chakerik; 12-18-2016 at 08:15 AM.

12-18-2016, 08:18 AM

#190887

tunes

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Posts: 4,535

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chakerik

check the alpa app, it gives you the login info

12-18-2016, 10:17 AM

#190888

4fans

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Posts: 795

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chakerik

DLstaff
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12-18-2016, 11:07 AM

#190889

Piklepausepull

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Joined APC: Apr 2008

Position: Movin' On UP........

Posts: 560

Any Sea Lawyers out there who can decipher a quick contract/pay question? I've been through so many PWA changes I just gave up trying to decode it....Kim Welch told me it was in plain english....

But...IF your rotation was scheduled to fly but you end up only Deadheading, do you get/deserve/rate 5:15 for that duty day or just 2:00?

I cannot find the answer in the old pwa...

#2. how is reroute pay paid? Extra day, 5:15? How about on a GS?

Thanks in advance!

12-18-2016, 12:34 PM

#190890

chuck416

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Joined APC: Nov 2008

Position: A-320/A

Posts: 588

What happened to all the flying in the ATL320/A category? Rhetorical question, as I think I know the answer. So, looking at my schedule, I've got a WEEK of vacation, and 17 total days off. Guys on both sides, above & below me have 13 days off. So, my week of vacation is worth (wait for it) four days?
ALPA, Really????
Rant over.