Monthly overlap
02-13-2023, 04:11 PM
#21
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2015
Posts: 643
I got to fly a -300 to Victorville when we parked them thanks to an MOT open time award. When we got there, there was a ton a free food at the FBO, then they took us via bachelor party style limo to ONT where the CPs bought dinner and drinks until the wee hours. A few weeks later the company sent a certificate with the airplane number, hours and cycles it had when we retired it, along with one of those keychains made from aircraft skin. It was a really cool experience I never would’ve been able to take part in had I not been browsing MOT.
02-13-2023, 05:59 PM
#22
At your mom's house
Joined APC: Jun 2008
Position: cpt 737
Posts: 2,798
I thought I had that going but they found the two trips intersecting in Vegas and transitioned me from the three day at the end of February to the four day at the beginning of March making it a five day. I’ll know better next time.
This definitely needs to be addressed in the next contract. Definitely one of my no-go
items.
This definitely needs to be addressed in the next contract. Definitely one of my no-go
items.
on the company website you can see where they will split you trip based on city pairs. It's in flight ops, bidding or thereabouts.
if you're bidding reserve to make an overlap problem, don't. scheduling will flip one or the other to make it work. You'll never win with reserve.
02-13-2023, 07:36 PM
#23
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2012
Posts: 2,030
always make sure the new overlap trip never goes through your base, also bid AM or PM to make it worse then use ELLIT or TTGA to change it back to what you want.
on the company website you can see where they will split you trip based on city pairs. It's in flight ops, bidding or thereabouts.
if you're bidding reserve to make an overlap problem, don't. scheduling will flip one or the other to make it work. You'll never win with reserve.
on the company website you can see where they will split you trip based on city pairs. It's in flight ops, bidding or thereabouts.
if you're bidding reserve to make an overlap problem, don't. scheduling will flip one or the other to make it work. You'll never win with reserve.
thanks, that makes sense.
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