So if you were part of the "LLC", that is considered not being a part of AA, so, 50% of the class I get recalled to will be filled with eagle guy's? Is that what an arbitrator stated should occur?
How are they suppose to know who is deadheading, non-reving, etc? If you are in uniform with your ID and don't set the metel detector off then you should be free to go. I commute out of an airport my company does not fly out of to ORD and have never had a problem at either end.
I just came out...
Good grief. I know someone always has a reason but why would you go to this place with this kind of pay when United, Delta, NWA, etc..........are hiring. I know their first year rates stink too but at least it is short lived. I think even American Eagle pays more the first year. There are so...
Well there you go. Somebody had to go and add an FAA reference to ruin this thread. Dang!
Glad to here the Chancellory is bending to some TWAism's. (Awaiting my dark side assimilation)
If your brief lasts longer than 20 seconds my eyes will be glazing over if it's a CAT1, VOR, LOC. A CATII, III, is another story. An NDB is an emergency!
A brief is just that, brief.
Oh ya, and you want a job with Mexicana or Aero Mexico? YOU CAN'T BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT A MEXICAN CITIZEN! BUT HEY, COME ON IN TO THE GOOD 'OL USA(ANYWAY YOU CAN) AND WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE. I LOVE IT!
This is what I have always used as the definition also. You want to avoid critical mach for various efficiency, safety reasons, and the simple fact the commiercial wing/tail design is not meant to go Mach 1. Up high you need to be cognizant of your gross weight, CG, ISA, turbulence. You end...
"it seems like they hate doing CASS at the gate"
Thats what it is, plus, they hate doing anything for a pilot. It could also be that the particular one's you have encountered have no idea how to access the CASS section and check you out. I ran in to this in ORD and it was clear the young...
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