Envoy 2019
04-12-2019, 10:34 AM
#864
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
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04-12-2019, 10:36 AM
#865
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Are they on ML or some other Leave, or maybe inactive for some other reason? I was told from the guy who ran the bid that the went through the entire list.
04-12-2019, 12:14 PM
#866
Line Holder
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Posts: 60
Remember, I’m the creepy guy that *7 the entire FO list and only found 72 people with 950+ company time. Of course that doesn’t include other qualifying time but still. Same guy, same claim. I think it’s garbage.
04-12-2019, 12:59 PM
#868
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Joined APC: Mar 2014
Position: Pipers!
Posts: 396
You get displaced (15G4), but accept the training freeze to get the 8K or whatever it is.
You then get displaced again to another jet, do you keep the 8K if you do not accept another training freeze on that plane, or do you have to accept it again to keep the money coming?
You then get displaced again to another jet, do you keep the 8K if you do not accept another training freeze on that plane, or do you have to accept it again to keep the money coming?
04-12-2019, 02:01 PM
#870
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Using this flow plan, can someone help me understand better by using this example? Maybe it will help others too.
1826 and 1830 are in the same (current) class for OCL as of the January bid.
In this April Bid, 1826 is displaced, but 1830 who is junior gets to keep the seat. Their names are side by side, and all equal for the January Bid.
What does the "Y" and "NN" mean? Is it proffer to displace and not enough bids? Does that explain how this happens? Maybe a stupid question but it is not obvious to me looking at the seniority.
1826 had the "Y" and "NN" next to their name while 1830 had nothing. 1826 shows up twice on the flow plan while 1830 shows up once. This is not an intuitive system to me yet.
1826 and 1830 are in the same (current) class for OCL as of the January bid.
In this April Bid, 1826 is displaced, but 1830 who is junior gets to keep the seat. Their names are side by side, and all equal for the January Bid.
What does the "Y" and "NN" mean? Is it proffer to displace and not enough bids? Does that explain how this happens? Maybe a stupid question but it is not obvious to me looking at the seniority.
1826 had the "Y" and "NN" next to their name while 1830 had nothing. 1826 shows up twice on the flow plan while 1830 shows up once. This is not an intuitive system to me yet.
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