DEN Doubletree
03-24-2017, 07:20 AM
#21
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True, the company owns this fiasco since the Doubletree stopped serving the airport, and it is their responsibility to communicate the transportation options. I completely agree that an email or CCS message to each pilot assigned training explaining the transportation issue is warranted. However, ALPA can't be faulted for trying to get the word out through its own communications either.
03-25-2017, 09:41 AM
#23
Get me outta here...
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03-25-2017, 09:55 AM
#24
Need More Callouts
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I'd have to agree with the word "fiasco". Where else in our Pilot world, do we have to take a bus from one place in order to connect to another while doing something for the company? I'm taking Uber and expensing it and not traipsing around TK's unsafe outer boundaries. Absolutely ridiculous.
03-25-2017, 05:39 PM
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So if the DoubleTree is not picking up at DIA what routine do I follow after arriving at DIA?
I would really appreciate the info. Thanks
03-25-2017, 06:14 PM
#26
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Ace transportation leaves from door 514. Walk out to the furthest island and look for the overhead "Crew Shuttle" sign. Leaves at 15 and 45 min past the hour. They will drop you off at TK. The Doubletree van will give you a ride to the hotel from there.
Details are in the training support document.
03-25-2017, 06:19 PM
#27
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Was just there. The pedestrian gate is not usable due to the construction. You have to use the main gate.
Ace transportation leaves from door 514. Walk out to the furthest island and look for the overhead "Crew Shuttle" sign. Leaves at 15 and 45 min past the hour. They will drop you off at TK. The Doubletree van will give you a ride to the hotel from there.
Details are in the training support document.
Ace transportation leaves from door 514. Walk out to the furthest island and look for the overhead "Crew Shuttle" sign. Leaves at 15 and 45 min past the hour. They will drop you off at TK. The Doubletree van will give you a ride to the hotel from there.
Details are in the training support document.
03-26-2017, 07:35 AM
#28
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Was just there. The pedestrian gate is not usable due to the construction. You have to use the main gate.
Ace transportation leaves from door 514. Walk out to the furthest island and look for the overhead "Crew Shuttle" sign. Leaves at 15 and 45 min past the hour. They will drop you off at TK. The Doubletree van will give you a ride to the hotel from there.
Details are in the training support document.
Ace transportation leaves from door 514. Walk out to the furthest island and look for the overhead "Crew Shuttle" sign. Leaves at 15 and 45 min past the hour. They will drop you off at TK. The Doubletree van will give you a ride to the hotel from there.
Details are in the training support document.
03-26-2017, 07:38 AM
#29
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03-26-2017, 07:52 AM
#30
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I'm not a company guy by any stretch, but having been thru three furloughs and two airline bankruptcies I am not inclined to spend mine or the companies money without good reason.
Let us know how it works out next time you go to TK and expense the ride when van service is available.
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