Surplus lines for April at United
#51
What are the odds that one of us is going to take the month off paid and travel the entire month. Somewhere along the way we get infected with this bug and come back in May ready to work. Where we could infect our whole pilot group. We aren't the personality type that sits still for a month.
#52
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: guppy CA
Posts: 5,171
SRL will go senior. The only fleet where that may not be the case is the 777. But they’ll fill every 777 SRL. Would you rather commute to reserve or sit at home for lesser pay? Besides, 777 flying will have a bunch of hub to hub flying so reserves are going to get used.
#53
What are the odds that one of us is going to take the month off paid and travel the entire month. Somewhere along the way we get infected with this bug and come back in May ready to work. Where we could infect our whole pilot group. We aren't the personality type that sits still for a month.
#54
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: guppy CA
Posts: 5,171
Has she consolidated? If not, she’s not eligible.
#55
#56
Banned
Joined APC: Mar 2018
Posts: 1,358
What are the odds that one of us is going to take the month off paid and travel the entire month. Somewhere along the way we get infected with this bug and come back in May ready to work. Where we could infect our whole pilot group. We aren't the personality type that sits still for a month.
#57
You look like a nail
Joined APC: May 2012
Posts: 451
What are the odds that one of us is going to take the month off paid and travel the entire month. Somewhere along the way we get infected with this bug and come back in May ready to work. Where we could infect our whole pilot group. We aren't the personality type that sits still for a month.
Currently if we get a cold or the flu, we take time off until we’re well. With the COVID19, I wonder if there will be any additional hoops to jump through or if the FAA medical will be in any kind of jeopardy?
#58
100%, it’s just a matter of time before pilots at UAL get COVID19. I’m shocked we haven’t already. Check back to this post in 14 days.
Currently if we get a cold or the flu, we take time off until we’re well. With the COVID19, I wonder if there will be any additional hoops to jump through or if the FAA medical will be in any kind of jeopardy?
Currently if we get a cold or the flu, we take time off until we’re well. With the COVID19, I wonder if there will be any additional hoops to jump through or if the FAA medical will be in any kind of jeopardy?
What are you concerned with regarding medicals? It’s a bug that goes away in all but the very worst scenarios.
#59
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2019
Position: Guppy.
Posts: 285
100%, it’s just a matter of time before pilots at UAL get COVID19. I’m shocked we haven’t already. Check back to this post in 14 days.
Currently if we get a cold or the flu, we take time off until we’re well. With the COVID19, I wonder if there will be any additional hoops to jump through or if the FAA medical will be in any kind of jeopardy?
Currently if we get a cold or the flu, we take time off until we’re well. With the COVID19, I wonder if there will be any additional hoops to jump through or if the FAA medical will be in any kind of jeopardy?
#60
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Posts: 667
yeah this entire thing is ridiculous. If dudes are getting hepatitis on layovers in Mexico, surely someone has brought back COVID....especially the habitual HKG crowd.