RJDriver900

So quick question. Sorry if it's dumb but coming from the regional world I am not sure. Does JB do ready reserve or airport standby? Or is it just short call and long call reserve?

BeatNavy

Short (2.5hr) and long (14hr) call only. FAs have airport standby though. I only mention that because they like to camp out in the crew rooms and quiet rooms and turn them into refugee camps which is annoying. But I think UAL is the only major to have pilots do airport reserve.

Driver 8

No Airport Stby---just Long call and Short Call reserve.

RJDriver900

Awesome! Thank you very much for the replies!

feltf4

Question about CSPP, notice it bought less than I had in my CSPP? Don’t think I hit the limit of 25k. Where did the rest of my CSPP go. It doesn’t reflect in cash in my fidelity account or the stock plan section of CSPP?

RiddleEagle18

I don’t know but You should ask the R&I committee…

Oh wait they all resigned yesterday under Kenny’s amazing leadership.


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SaintNick

did they really?!

Roy Biggins

Apparently yea. All of them.

Ted Striker

Check your transactions, see what it’s showing.

BeatNavy

You will get a refund. Note that the $25k limit isn’t based on share price at purchase, but fair market value over the whole offering period. The following is from the CSPP guide for dummies on bluepilots, which I think Blue Dude made:

”ESPP purchases are such a perk that the IRS puts a limit on how much stock you can buy each year, but figuring out how that affects you is a bit complicated. The annual limit is $25,000, but it’s based on the FMV at the start of the offering period, not the purchase FMV. Often, as in the above example, this manifests itself by a sizable refund after the October purchase. You could still be share limited for the April purchase in certain circumstances though, for instance if you’ve withheld a lot of money (more than $25,000 let’s say), or the stock price has dropped a lot (more on that later), or both. If you haven’t withheld enough in a given offering period to buy the maximum allowed number of shares, you are funds limited. Each purchase will be either share or funds limited, depending on the final purchase price.”

There’s a lot more in there if you’re interested…if you’re on bluepilots just search for the CSPP for dummies thread.