ThatOtherDude
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Here at Colgan it's usually past the 20th. Is that about the same as your airline? Seems like they can figure it out a lot sooner.
Sorry if it's been discussed.
Sorry if it's been discussed.
Depends CA's are around 10-12 days in or so and FO's are around middle of the month, this month it's the 16th.
What airline?
Colgan is getting better. Its pretty much all automated now, so the second the bid period closes, they can go in and see what people got.
For the Saab NE we got our tentative awards a few days ago, and on Monday they get finalized.
To check out your tentative, just log into Crewweb and go to awards. I was shocked to see ours up so soon. It def makes planning much easier.
It's a computer program that does all the shuffling, it could really in theory be out in 30 seconds, but it always seemed to take about an hour.
Delta
Bids: 5th/0800 to 12th/0800
Results: Official NLT than 17th/1800 (sometimes available earlier)
This was always one of my frustrations with this industry. I never understood why a schedule couldn't be published a month or two out. It's not like the airlines decide in the middle of this month what their flight schedules are going to be at the beginning of the next month. Airlines put tickets for sale several months ahead of time.They can't do that unless they know when/where they are flying.