luvthe9
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- Aug 30, 2002
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nycbusdriver said:Being very (after 35 years) senior, I can truly say that the US system seemed much easier to figure out, and way more flexible. But it gave all the best vacation to the most senior pilots. The AA system at least "shares the wealth" a bit more, but the the system is so arcane it is not to be believed! I wonder how they would feel if Parker foisted our ancient CATCREW system on them.
The float sounds intriguing, and maybe it will be something we love. But until we actually see it in action, I am skeptical. It sounds WAY too vulnerable to management interference, and this management team will take EVERY advantage if there is any in it for them.
Agreed, right behind you seniority wise which seems not to matter anymore and seems to be slowly being stripped away, non-rev now this. I don't think it will be as easy to get those floating days back as the AA guys have it now, but will see.