It's a contractual thing here. They could have picked any time point in the process, but went with aircraft movement. It's the same for the 767 and 717 too, not just fifi.
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Original delivery date for the first 321NEO was right at the end of Q3 2017 (end of Sept). A few months slippage is pretty normal for these things. There is always the possibility of finding a leasing company with earlier slots and getting a couple that way too. And even in 2017 the best we were...
Uniform, no. KCM, yes. Airline IDs are easy to duplicate. Getting through KCM with a fake ID, just about impossible. That's why it was set up in the first place - to give us all a much more secure way to verify ID. So going through KCM in uniform or not = secure. Going through pax screening in...
Or, I could try it this way... ;)
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DCAA320, the interpretation from the FAA is that the 'made available' language is directed towards the airline, so they will staff the flights accordingly, and have procedures in place to allow the rest to occur. For the pilots it doesn't mean 'take it if you want to'. It means 'you will take...
If you're done after a 5.5 leg, then no he doesn't. However, since you were an IRO, something tells me you had more flying to do after that leg. So yes, he did require a 2 hour break in the last half of the duty period before his landing.
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When did it become the pilot's job to tell the airline when to schedule its flights?
Again, this isn't me being in favor of the management's side, but rather dealing with reality. Is the company purposely scheduling the flights like this to mess with the pilot's lifestyles? Or are they...
Being here for a while doesn't make me senior in my position. For me, I have to bid reduced days off to get a line because I'm relatively junior as an Airbus Captain. I can't get longhaul flying when I bid, even though I try, because I'm too junior. LAS, LAX, SEA, and maybe SFO are the only...
I certainly understand your points, and I have never suggested it was a zero-sum affair. We deserve (and will get) a good bump in pay and work rules this time. If not, I'm ready to walk the line too. My comments were to a specific subject - the daily minimum pay. I've been through a lot of...
Wave, the difference between SWA and HA's schedules is huge. At SWA, with one type of plane, thousands of flights to mix & match, and all flying of a similar length, the computers can put together pairings (or lines) that maximize efficiency. At HA however there are 3-day LAX trips for 11 hours...
General, on average, how many actual hours flight time is there on three-day trips at DL? If it is something close to 15:45, then the company has done a good job putting together schedules. The problem for us is that most of the three-day trips to the west coast are in the 11 to 12 hour range...
You and I have discussed this before, but for the others... Just remember the differences you get when you work for a small airline. We have far fewer trips to work with in order to get a good line. It's not like a huge mega-carrier where scheduling can manipulate the trips to get a difference...
It's was a bunch of noise signifying nothing: The new vacancy bid is out, and it still has new-hires on it (14 instead of 19), and no furloughs. It's just the usual hyper-attention to staffing levels.
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