Nah dude that guy knows 1/313th of the NAS and it’s just fear mongering…I know 5 people in my area that have gotten them in the last 3 months
Nah dude that guy knows 1/313th of the NAS and it’s just fear mongering…I know 5 people in my area that have gotten them in the last 3 months
100% laughableLol @ we will make traffic restrictions for staffing. No they won't. You will be taking the same gas and rotting on position lmao.
lol she was a real piece of work. As are most managersSeems like we worked for the same manager at one point lol.
What part of my.comment triggered you?. lol.Nah dude that guy knows 1/313th of the NAS and it’s just fear mongering…
Ah yeah. I have a supe that loves to say “only 30 minute break you’re guaranteed per the CBA is your meal break”Management will do anything to avoid a staffing trigger. And won’t lower the rate until it is completely unavoidable. It looks bad on them so they don’t look like good little sups. The only thing that’s gonna happen off this if it hurts staffing is controllers will get fucked with longer time on position, and shorter breaks.
It was retardedWhat part of my.comment triggered you?. lol.
They are just mad cause they have to provide oversight at least 5 hours per day and miss having any real breaks.Ah yeah. I have a supe that loves to say “only 30 minute break you’re guaranteed per the CBA is your meal break”
Our facility is down to 30 minute break no matter what. Even on slow days, meanwhile the OS have hour wind up and wind downs for ‘admin duties’Ah yeah. I have a supe that loves to say “only 30 minute break you’re guaranteed per the CBA is your meal break”
That was their choiceThey are just mad cause they have to provide oversight at least 5 hours per day and miss having any real breaks.
How do you feel about it? I think it would be a good thing if we had some more staffingThreads kinda quiet. I guess the majority of loud people here dont work at 24 hour facilties
It doesn’t do anything different for 24 hour faculties. We will likely be on straight shifts.Threads kinda quiet. I guess the majority of loud people here dont work at 24 hour facilties
I'd get assassinatedTater Toad for natca prez!
I know this is going to be the rhetoric, that the FAA did this on their own, which is somewhat true. This definitely isn’t a NATCA ‘win’. The only ‘win’ is forcing the FAA to not enact it in 30 days with no controller input.
However, the constant legislative work by natca, exposing the OT/Fatigue in senate hearings from natca, mixed with the media and political pressure forced the FAAs hand in enacting new “fatigue rules”. If there wasn’t any exterior pressure being applied to the FAA they would never in a million years change their fatigue policy or staffing model.
Staffing fixes all thingsi see this as a good thing.
How do you feel about it? I think it would be a good thing if we had some more staffing
There will always be some time of rotation. Just won’t be a rotation into a mid every week.It doesn’t do anything different for 24 hour faculties. We will likely be on straight shifts.
It shortens our weekends. As someone who works at a facility that barely works overtime all this MOU does is screw up my preferred schedule and give me a shorter weekend than I have now. Extra time off between shifts doesn't appeal to me.It doesn’t do anything different for 24 hour faculties. We will likely be on straight shifts.
If you do end up having to do straight shifts you should consider alternating between a week of nights and a week of days. I know it’s not as long as the rattler weekends but you do get an extended weekend twice a month when you transition from days to nights. You would also need to have dedicated permanent mid people to pull it offIt shortens our weekends. As someone who works at a facility that barely works overtime all this MOU does is screw up my preferred schedule and give me a shorter weekend than I have now. Extra time off between shifts doesn't appeal to me.
But I know a vast majority of my coworkers nationwide are in very different situations and appreciate this.
In all seriousness what if you just... didn't have the mid? What's worse for the customers, delays for staffing during the day or getting everyone on the ground and then closing the tower overnight?2025 is gonna be very interesting for the lower level 24/7 facilities that are hurting for staffing. Facilities where everyone is on a double quick turn with a mid. Yes everyone has to have a mid. Facilities that bid 13-15 lines every year.
Not an option, there is a very legitimate reason why were 24/7.In all seriousness what if you just... didn't have the mid? What's worse for the customers, delays for staffing during the day or getting everyone on the ground and then closing the tower overnight?
That's a much bigger discussion than this MOU of course, and apparently it takes quite a lot of effort to reduce operating hours. But it's something to think about.