Note: About layover hotels (New List as of April
2018) Lists are no longer accessible on the DeltaNet. The page is password protected for our PCN
group ONLY. Please use the password of pcnpilot
Occasional request, such as Capt Reel’s, for PASSWORD to
protected pages of Seniority Lists and Layover Hotels
From: Jim Reel
Date: 10/24/19 16:54:42
Subject: Hotel
Hi Mark,
Hope all is well.
I can’t seem to find PW to log in for the hotel list.
Thanks,
Jim Reel
Editor: The page password for the link to Seniority
Lists and Layover Hotels is: pcnpilot
Please note
that it is just another level of privacy protection in case someone would happen
on to that URL without being a member of the PCN. Since these email newsletters ONLY go out to
our “screened” group of members we can have a good degree of confidence that
the page is being protected from unwanted eyes.
Also note that
the password you need is shared in the above Travel header in every High Life
issue published.
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BIG TRAVELNET LOGIN
CAUTION!!!!!!
IF THIS IS TRUE…..PLEASE BE
CAREFUL!!!!
From: nodakcarol@gmail.com
From: Linda
M Greener <lindamgreener@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Oct 25, 2019 at 12:13 PM
Subject: 👀 Rita Walters posted this again today on Delta Non Rev Facebook page 👀
To: <ken.McConnell9@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Oct 25, 2019 at 12:13 PM
Subject: 👀 Rita Walters posted this again today on Delta Non Rev Facebook page 👀
To: <ken.McConnell9@gmail.com>
Heads up 👀
Appears
this needs be reposted.
This is from a VERY trusted person....
**PSA part Deux**
(I’m just the messenger trying to save your benefits and career)
There was a company-wide email sent out reminding employees of 2 important policies. Violating them can have repercussions including loss of flying benefits, promotions or termination......Email re adhering to security policies....was sent early October....Don’t have exact date!!!
1. Only the employee is allowed to use their log in credentials.
Per policy you are NOT allowed to give login credentials to anyone for any reason! This includes ANYONE in your PPR list. Your PPR list people are required to use the Travel line or you, the employee, to handle the search, listing and check in if needed.
The company has automaton to flag logins from separate locations.
Example:
Employee is a Gate agent and working Gate Z99 in East Paducah airport. Their spouse (non employee) is in Seattle signed into Travelnet and checking and listing for flights. This will cause a RED FLAG🚩 with the company. The employee has now put their flight benefits and career in jeopardy.
2. Using unapproved Third party apps to login into DeltaNet or TravelNet is forbidden.
Apparently there are apps or programs out there that employees are using for themselves or allowing others to use to gain access for various reasons. I was unaware of this until I posted my first PSA and was informed of their existence thanks to some FGF followers. Regardless, there is apparently automation in place to flag these logins. If you are caught using them you are risking your flight benefits and possibly your job!!
Since I posted my first PSA, I have been informed of the following, all due to allowing a non-employee in their PPR to login using their credentials.
7 fired
1 = 3 year loss of flying benefits and loss of any promotions.
1 = 1 year loss of flying benefits
As for the people that sign at work with multiple devices and VPNs that show you in different geographical locations. Common sense would dictate that as long as you can explain this with proof it’s only you, then I would think you are safe.
If you use multiple devices at same time to check loads etc, I do this also, I would think you are safe if you show in same location. It’s the logins in two widely different locations that seem to be the Red Flag🚩 target.
We are all adults here, you do what you want to do with this information.
Until some kind of app or better system is in place the Travel line should be your friend.
1-800-325-7123
This is from a VERY trusted person....
**PSA part Deux**
(I’m just the messenger trying to save your benefits and career)
There was a company-wide email sent out reminding employees of 2 important policies. Violating them can have repercussions including loss of flying benefits, promotions or termination......Email re adhering to security policies....was sent early October....Don’t have exact date!!!
1. Only the employee is allowed to use their log in credentials.
Per policy you are NOT allowed to give login credentials to anyone for any reason! This includes ANYONE in your PPR list. Your PPR list people are required to use the Travel line or you, the employee, to handle the search, listing and check in if needed.
The company has automaton to flag logins from separate locations.
Example:
Employee is a Gate agent and working Gate Z99 in East Paducah airport. Their spouse (non employee) is in Seattle signed into Travelnet and checking and listing for flights. This will cause a RED FLAG🚩 with the company. The employee has now put their flight benefits and career in jeopardy.
2. Using unapproved Third party apps to login into DeltaNet or TravelNet is forbidden.
Apparently there are apps or programs out there that employees are using for themselves or allowing others to use to gain access for various reasons. I was unaware of this until I posted my first PSA and was informed of their existence thanks to some FGF followers. Regardless, there is apparently automation in place to flag these logins. If you are caught using them you are risking your flight benefits and possibly your job!!
Since I posted my first PSA, I have been informed of the following, all due to allowing a non-employee in their PPR to login using their credentials.
7 fired
1 = 3 year loss of flying benefits and loss of any promotions.
1 = 1 year loss of flying benefits
As for the people that sign at work with multiple devices and VPNs that show you in different geographical locations. Common sense would dictate that as long as you can explain this with proof it’s only you, then I would think you are safe.
If you use multiple devices at same time to check loads etc, I do this also, I would think you are safe if you show in same location. It’s the logins in two widely different locations that seem to be the Red Flag🚩 target.
We are all adults here, you do what you want to do with this information.
Until some kind of app or better system is in place the Travel line should be your friend.
1-800-325-7123
Editor Notes and Request: First, a request: If any PCN retiree has had benefits suspended
or terminated I would like to know the details.
Please contact me.
My notes and
thoughts: I would think that the company
has less concern about retirees for a number of reasons. The retiree login has been changed to a
“limited” DeltaNet access a few years ago.
An unauthorized user would then have a whole lot less sensitive area
access than an active employee login.
For that reason, my hunch is the company will spend less resources
hunting down and punishing retiree violations of this policy. If I am wrong, then I would like to hear from
any who know more on this subject.
Things that should prevent red flags
in this area:
Obviously, many many people use many
many devices. Of course it would be
possible to leave a device logged into the DeltaNet and leave that location to
log in again to DeltaNet from a new and different location. You also may have placed the DeltaNet on a
spouses phone or device. After reading
this above caution here are a few tips I think should help:
1. Only log into DeltaNet from a device
that holds your name. eg. Our home
PC is ‘named’ Mark’s Dell, our laptop is Mark’s Netbook, and our tab is now
named Mark’s Tab A. A phone often
carried by my spouse is actually owned by me and has my name on it.
2. Always log off the DeltaNet when done accessing. Be careful about logging off.
3. Be very careful about multiple
device logins when located at different locations (away from home). Attempt
to avoid logins occurring at different locations at the same time. Note:
This is a much easier provable ‘red flag’ violation for an active
employee who logs in at work then a device at their home or vacation spot logs
in as well.
We earned our travel benefits, let’s
use them. At the same time the company has a legitimate right to control login
access. A few good practices will
prevent heartburn, raised blood pressure or worse a letter from the ivory tower.
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