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#1073
I had multiple trades..I didn't touch the trip on the 31st. But the way I see it.. I traded a 8 for a 9.35 (credit) (+1.35) a 8 for a 10.5 (+2.5) a 9.25 for an 8.55 (2x) (-1), and a 9.25 for an 11.25 (+2). So that adds 5.25 if my calcs are correct.
My original line value was 75.36. So shouldn't it be 81.01?(ish)
NOTE..I have 4.5 hours on the 31st..which would make it way closer..and someone mentioned either here or on eagle lounge that the number doesn't count anything outside of the calendar month
My original line value was 75.36. So shouldn't it be 81.01?(ish)
NOTE..I have 4.5 hours on the 31st..which would make it way closer..and someone mentioned either here or on eagle lounge that the number doesn't count anything outside of the calendar month
Last edited by andy171773; 01-23-2011 at 02:57 PM.
#1074
New Hire
Joined APC: May 2007
Posts: 6
You've answered your own question. The top of the HI1/2 only adds time in the calendar month, so it's used for the 100 hr limitation. To calculate your pay, manually add up all your time, including Jan31 and Mar1, which are part of the FEB pay period. This should be 81.01 unless you had, or added any deadheads.
#1076
Banned
Joined APC: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,822
I had multiple trades..I didn't touch the trip on the 31st. But the way I see it.. I traded a 8 for a 9.35 (credit) (+1.35) a 8 for a 10.5 (+2.5) a 9.25 for an 8.55 (2x) (-1), and a 9.25 for an 11.25 (+2). So that adds 5.25 if my calcs are correct.
My original line value was 75.36. So shouldn't it be 81.01?(ish)
NOTE..I have 4.5 hours on the 31st..which would make it way closer..and someone mentioned either here or on eagle lounge that the number doesn't count anything outside of the calendar month
My original line value was 75.36. So shouldn't it be 81.01?(ish)
NOTE..I have 4.5 hours on the 31st..which would make it way closer..and someone mentioned either here or on eagle lounge that the number doesn't count anything outside of the calendar month
Any dead heads in the seq's that you picked up?
#1079
Banned
Joined APC: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,822
#1080
Most pilots already own a headset. Most also value their hearing and their health. I've seen guys with puss filled skin lesions and herpes on their face wear the company sets. The alcohol wipes won't kill everything. Also, your headset will fit very nicely inside your kit bag if you only carry the manuals you are required to carry. Only carry the manuals you are required to carry. If you hurt your back and claim injury on duty, the first thing the company will do is look at your kit bag. If you have every manual they will say you are SOL.
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