Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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If I am a reserve guy and they assign me a trip (and I acknowledge it in Icrew) then it later gets cancelled "NOOP". Do I get pay protection/credit for it? I did not actually drive to work and sign in.
I have a feeling the answer is probably no, but never hurts to check- you guys are faster than reading contract for next hour to find it.
THX!
I have a feeling the answer is probably no, but never hurts to check- you guys are faster than reading contract for next hour to find it.
THX!
H. Suit-Up Pay and Credit
1. A regular pilot or a long call reserve pilot will receive a minimum of two hours pay and
credit if he:
a. has not acknowledged his removal from a rotation or portion thereof, and
b. reports for duty.
Exception: A pilot who is entitled to a rotation guarantee under
1. A regular pilot or a long call reserve pilot will receive a minimum of two hours pay and
credit if he:
a. has not acknowledged his removal from a rotation or portion thereof, and
b. reports for duty.
Exception: A pilot who is entitled to a rotation guarantee under
Section 4 F. will not
receive suit-up pay and credit if he elects to waive his rotation guarantee and the
corresponding requirement to be available for flying or deadheading under
receive suit-up pay and credit if he elects to waive his rotation guarantee and the
corresponding requirement to be available for flying or deadheading under
Section 4. F. 2.
Note: A pilot may only waive his rotation guarantee with the concurrence of Crew
Scheduling.
2. A short call reserve pilot who is removed from a rotation or portion thereof will receive
suit-up pay and credit if Crew Scheduling first attempted to notify him of such removal
less than two hours before his scheduled report.Scheduling.
2. A short call reserve pilot who is removed from a rotation or portion thereof will receive
suit-up pay and credit if Crew Scheduling first attempted to notify him of such removal
Interesting though. The first sentence seems to imply you could have got 2 hours extra pay if you didn't acknowledge the cancellation and just showed up to sign in.
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If I am a reserve guy and they assign me a trip (and I acknowledge it in Icrew) then it later gets cancelled "NOOP". Do I get pay protection/credit for it? I did not actually drive to work and sign in.
I have a feeling the answer is probably no, but never hurts to check- you guys are faster than reading contract for next hour to find it.
THX!
I have a feeling the answer is probably no, but never hurts to check- you guys are faster than reading contract for next hour to find it.
THX!
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Ran that by rep; says it's warmed-over, left-over rumor served up piping hot once again. So much for my divining skills... Seemed plausible to me.
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Lots of rumors out there of them getting seniority numbers, but I suspect that is coming from management. I know their CP's have been stating it. From what I can gather their Reps are in the dark on it, as I asked and they knew nothig of the sort.
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Fact is that if they gave then seniority numbers and they all agreed to a prenup with a SLI with us, we still would have to still go though the same SLI, single carrier status petition etc. Throw in a few rogue 20 year captains suing, and it could take years. All the while we are still effectively not a merged list, no joint contract, and they fly unlimited 76 seat jets unless we cap them until we have a fully resolved seniority list.
Watch out for theses types of things that lack details. We would still need protections in the interim to agree to it. The process still needs to take place, and without protections, our risk is great.
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What's interesting is that Delta loaned Pinnacle the money to purchase Mesaba. Then Delta jumped in and modified the contract to pay Pinnacle more money in response to the results of their increasing pilot costs.
In other words, Pinnacle was paid to take Mesaba. SkyWest must have looked at Mesaba for free ... and passed.
Delta management needs a sweetner to get this mess fixed. That sweetner is new NextGen CRJ900's, which is why they're going to try to run a contract to us, prior to traditional section 6. Our union's "opportunity" is that management needs scope relief.
Of course, I say, fine, as long as who ever flies the jets have Delta seniority numbers.
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Why do I think these rumors are coming from the respective rj's and not the 4th floor or from those who have oil painting portrait aspirations?
As to getting worried about Skywest, sure one should worry. After RAHs Airbus ownership was given a greenlight by our lawyers their lattitude to grow is limitless until they accidentaly put a 77 seater on their DCI flying.
Some at Skywest say they have enough money to buy DAL and maybe they do but given those in charge at Skywest are surely doing quite well so why jump into a train wreck of global airline with no guaranteOed profit or free fuel?
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highest raw in MEM. 5 SC's. Worked everyday. Vacation Sunday. Another SC tomorrow morning. Ugh.
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