Where are the lines??

[zawillif]

It's 6:08. Anyone know?

 

[zawillif]

For the record that was an auto-smiley.

 

[HoserASA]

It's 6:08. Anyone know?

The contract knows! Pick up a copy in the crew lounge. In the meantime, the lines usually come out early, but the company has until 1700 on the 12th to get them out. Right there in the contract!

Hoser
ASA P2P

 

[AdamKooper]

Not much movement. Why are they hiring 40 a month?

 

[zawillif]

I have a copy and have read all of it. I guess I was too busy staring at flica to remember that part. Thanks for the info.

 

[AdamKooper]

Why anyone in their right mind would come to ASA is beyond me. Its averaging about 7 months to get off reserve on the Jet. Heck I talked to an FO on the ATR who has been on reserve for 9 months.

 

["GO AROUND"]

Why anyone in their right mind would come to ASA is beyond me. Its averaging about 7 months to get off reserve on the Jet. Heck I talked to an FO on the ATR who has been on reserve for 9 months.

WAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! 7-9 mths to get off reserve. Puhleeeeze. So soon we forget that that is a short time on reserve.

 

[boknowsASA]

I just happened to be at the computer at 5pm tonight the lines for the 700 did come out, but now they are gone. I wonder what the promblem was this month. From what I remember seeing its alot of daylines(4) than (3) off. And alot of 4-days. a few 3-days. Line 1 is a 2day than 5 off than a 2 day than 5 off. It looked awesome. lol

 

[Redan]

Why anyone in their right mind would come to ASA is beyond me. Its averaging about 7 months to get off reserve on the Jet. Heck I talked to an FO on the ATR who has been on reserve for 9 months.

Seven months? Man that's tough. Ask some of the 2002 hire date pilots how much they enjoyed being on reserve for nearly two years.