SWAPA unhappy with new FT/DT rules

[LeeRoyJenkins]

Bubba...

Just because someone critiques you doesn't mean they hate you. I guess every teacher who gave you a C in school hated you.

You boys just need to get over yourselves.

Pot meet kettle.

 

[waveflyer]

Hating is a compliment, bubba- you're not right until the losers start whining about you

And fubi- you're definitely a hater! Just think you need an urban dictionary or a conversation with someone 20 years younger who can somehow explain it to you-

 

[Fubijaakr]

Once again, the arrogance of SWA pilots rears its ugly head. Look up hubris, boys.

 

[LeeRoyJenkins]

Once again, the arrogance of SWA pilots rears its ugly head. Look up hubris, boys.

Pot meet kettle.

 

[Fubijaakr]

Pot meet kettle.

Nothing like incisive anal-ysis.

 

[waveflyer]

Hey, don't make my arrogance all of swapa's

I alone am responsible for that
But then again, everyone loves me and I didn't get C's, so....

 

[waveflyer]

Anyone know how the duty time/168 hours is going to affect our schedules, yet?
With the average WN schedule can we fly more or less?

 

[Fubijaakr]

As am I. However, it amazes me how the FI SWA group can be so defensive when you're all so obviously superior to everyone due to your large....

...paychecks.

 

[Flying the Line]

Anyone know how the duty time/168 hours is going to affect our schedules, yet?
With the average WN schedule can we fly more or less?

Yes we can fly up to 9 hrs per day. I don't see how this limits our pay. It's just the tournament level players that are looking to fly 24/7.

 

[waveflyer]

Well, no level 10 player here- just like to travel and wish 30/7 wouldn't keep me from grouping my flying together more- I've got a lot of FA friends who get whole weeks off just by flying 6-7 in a row- wish we had that option-
So my question isn't about flight time in a day-
It's how does the 60-65 hrs of duty/168hrs relate to the 30/7? And verifying that 30/7 is going away-
The FAA doc is actually a good read- all the comments from various airlines- but I'm finding it tough to see the actual ruling condensed