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With April lines it already feels like PBS is well up and running. First of all, when was the last time you were able to drop something or execute a bad day/worse day trade? Second, mostly 12 days off for April with credit line value around 75 hours. Third, quite a few lines have 4 on 2 off and guess what? You can't do **** in the ILIW since every time you are trying to bring your line value above 75 or 80 you run into 30/7 warning since thats how the lines are constructed and either day one or day four will screw everything up since its loaded with 5 leg days and 7.5 hours of flying time. So you are pretty much stuck with the line you got awarded. That sure as hell sounds like a PBS system to me!!! In the earlier months when you ended up with 12 days off you usually had a credit line value of at least 95 to 103 hours. A drop in line value of 20 hours month to month is a huge difference. For some it is a rent payment or student loans payment, and that is huge at least for me.
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This, of course, is just conjecture. However, by trying to avoid putting "strain on our reserve pilots" the company may have triggered the law of unintended consequences and possibly created more pressure on reserves by creating a lot of open time from sick calls given the poor productivity and days off.
It is not my place to disseminate information on here that we will be negotiating at the table. However I suspect that this week there will be communications that make our intended direction clear. With a clear conscious and in good faith however I can tell you that the MEC will not support anything that compromises your quality of life. My personal opinion is that this pilot group is not ready without being able to see and use a system to ensure that it would suit their needs. But thats just my opinion and does not affect the direction we may or may not take.
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