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So on top of the 160 FO's we have listed as TRG, you are saying we have an additional 100 or so that are assigned domiciles but not on the line yet? And that doesn't include the CA's that are in training as well. Just seems like if you start to add it up, you can see why we are still hurting with coverage. And on top of that, we have FO's that are not getting displaced from their trips with LCA's. I guess I just need to stop trying to see the big picture.
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: 175 CA
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Maybe you can help with this discrepancy? When does the new hire, upgrades, ect.. change bases? For example, the DVR for MSP shows 211 active FO's but September's MSP bid only had 114. It says expected is supposed to be 253 for next month. I know we have some people on leave and in training, but does SGU really think we have 100 more pilots in base than what is bidding? There has to be some type of disconnect between V when she is doing the DVR and what is really in base??
Good news is that maybe MSP will have some reserves next month, bad news is we still won't be able to improve our schedules with drops or trades.
Good news is that maybe MSP will have some reserves next month, bad news is we still won't be able to improve our schedules with drops or trades.
I would say we are getting United flying in the very near future, part of the 18 they added, I would speculate at least 10 of those are going to LAX since no one has mentioned anything about displacing the crews that were flying the Eagle stuff there.
I would also suggest that American flying is very likely on the 175 with the uncertainty of RAH.
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I would say we are getting United flying in the very near future, part of the 18 they added, I would speculate at least 10 of those are going to LAX since no one has mentioned anything about displacing the crews that were flying the Eagle stuff there.
I would also suggest that American flying is very likely on the 175 with the uncertainty of RAH.
I would also suggest that American flying is very likely on the 175 with the uncertainty of RAH.
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Logbooks
All, I am in the 26 Oct class and was wondering about two things. First, what headset do you recommend for the CRJ.
Second, how do you all log time? Logbook, App? If app, which one?
Thanks in advance....
Second, how do you all log time? Logbook, App? If app, which one?
Thanks in advance....
As for time logging...it's all logged for you in our scheduling app, just click on 'Crew Time Report.' I should probably get around to transferring all my Skywest hours into my actual logbook...
Welcome aboard! Whatever you do, don't look too closely at the burgers they serve late at night at Lofte's...
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Joined APC: Apr 2013
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I still use a paper logbook.
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: Downward Dog
Posts: 1,875
Uflymic. Ugh.
If you are a person I like, sure I'll spend four days blowing my ears out with white noise to hear what you are saying. But otherwise you will need to say everything twice to me while holding the mic closer to your mouth.
If you are a person I like, sure I'll spend four days blowing my ears out with white noise to hear what you are saying. But otherwise you will need to say everything twice to me while holding the mic closer to your mouth.
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