MooneyPilot
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You obviously didn't fly under a redtail colors for long. Anderson and Steenland have never cared about the service that they are providing, nor do they care about performance. They care about the bottom line. How can they (individuals---not companies) make more money. If your management or board members are not controlled by NWA-DAL managers your flying may be in jeoparty.
You guys see the message in the XJ hotline tonight?
Management seems to think there is no problem flying over 16 hours in a duty period by changing the last flight to a 91 leg.
Good stuff. I'd love to hear what the NTSB says after someone balls one up on that plan.
Remember, XJers: $afety first!
Correct me if I am wrong, but don't WE the crewmember have to agree to go over 15 hours? Seems simple to me...Just say NOOOOOOO!
Correct me if I am wrong, but don't WE the crewmember have to agree to go over 15 hours? Seems simple to me...Just say NOOOOOOO!
I believe this issue (flying past 16 hours) was brought up in my new hire class ... granted this was before JR returned. The final answer was that even though under part 91 a flight may be operable past 16 hours, XJ's policy was to follow the more restrictive duty rules under part 121. I wouldn't count on any help from JR, or anyone from XJ, if any issues were to arrise during this type of operation. Stay the night and make 4 hours the next day!