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My vote: 30/7

All this does is make me have a choppier schedule- instead of being able to string together days in a row that allow for long stretches off=- i end up working a few, off for a few-- etc- it just gets in the way and often makes me bid flying that makes me more tired... Can't tell you how many times- great, easy trips are illegal by 15 minutes- but difficult ones with less block but more duty and less layover time are legal. Just a dumb rule.

Made more frustrating by my Turboprop roots where it was infinitely harder to build flight time, yet 34 in 7 was the rule.

I understand weekly limits are going away? .... hopefully
 
transcon turns....

that sux.
 
My vote: 30/7

All this does is make me have a choppier schedule- instead of being able to string together days in a row that allow for long stretches off=- i end up working a few, off for a few-- etc- it just gets in the way and often makes me bid flying that makes me more tired... Can't tell you how many times- great, easy trips are illegal by 15 minutes- but difficult ones with less block but more duty and less layover time are legal. Just a dumb rule.

Made more frustrating by my Turboprop roots where it was infinitely harder to build flight time, yet 34 in 7 was the rule.

I understand weekly limits are going away? .... hopefully

The Government has no right to tell you how much you can fly! Just like airport security it's none of their business!

*insert quote from one of our Founding Fathers.
 
The Government has no right to tell you how much you can fly! Just like airport security it's none of their business!

*insert quote from one of our Founding Fathers.

http://tinypic.com/r/6ozgxh/7

My least favorite is the drug testing...oh and the RLA. And people slamming doors in hotels, and rattling hotel heaters, and the excruciating dry air in hotels in the winter, and maids knocking on doors at 8:00AM even with the DND sign out, and when scheduling calls all night (but since I didn't answer they did not disturb my rest) and the bed bug scare going around...and a few others.
 
My vote: 30/7

All this does is make me have a choppier schedule- instead of being able to string together days in a row that allow for long stretches off=- i end up working a few, off for a few-- etc- it just gets in the way and often makes me bid flying that makes me more tired... Can't tell you how many times- great, easy trips are illegal by 15 minutes- but difficult ones with less block but more duty and less layover time are legal. Just a dumb rule.

Made more frustrating by my Turboprop roots where it was infinitely harder to build flight time, yet 34 in 7 was the rule.

I understand weekly limits are going away? .... hopefully

Agreed. I hate 30/7, hopefully going away under the new rules.
 
My vote: 30/7

All this does is make me have a choppier schedule- instead of being able to string together days in a row that allow for long stretches off=- i end up working a few, off for a few-- etc- it just gets in the way and often makes me bid flying that makes me more tired... Can't tell you how many times- great, easy trips are illegal by 15 minutes- but difficult ones with less block but more duty and less layover time are legal. Just a dumb rule.

Made more frustrating by my Turboprop roots where it was infinitely harder to build flight time, yet 34 in 7 was the rule.

I understand weekly limits are going away? .... hopefully

I've had 4 day trip where I blocked 23-45 hours, but had min rest overnights and long duty days EVERY freaking day of the trip. And as a result, been completely blown out and feeling like a$$ on my first day off. I've also done 5,6,7,8 and 9 consecutive days of duty where I was right up against 30/7 the whole time. But due to short/high productive days and long rest periods I felt just fine at the end of it.

I'd rather seen the reduced rest crap go away with the standard 10 hours (or more) behind the door change.
 
Including a hotel van ride (and rotting in the freezing cold waiting for it) as part of my rest period.

Until I'm done moving and I'm in my room, I'm not resting.
 
The Government has no right to tell you how much you can fly! Just like airport security it's none of their business!

*insert quote from one of our Founding Fathers.

Yes, they do have that right- actually- responsibility ISA better word- I'm saying 30/7 doesn't help
 
You're not talking about playing Dungeons and Dragons (DND)?

;)

I forgot most hotels usually have a Dungeons and Dragons sign you can out out.

D.N.D. or DND = Do Not Disturb

But a quick google search revealed...Dungeons & Dragons (abbreviated as D&D or DnD)...my bad, I did not mean to cause a nerd alert.
 
My least favorite:

8 hours bottle to throttle. I don't need that much rest. It's happy hour at the next layover, and I get paid to fly the jet from one party to the next!!;)
 

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