Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by pitaj on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:15AM
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Usually we'd use the word "schedule" for that (American here). "Roster" is used mainly to mean a "list of people".
Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by parineum on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:20AM
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That's a schedule.
A roster is a list of people and their roles. A schedule is a roster with chronological information.
Reserve is probably something people should understand but backup works as well.
Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by josefresco on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:32AM
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Wow dude really?!? I don't need you to define the words - I need CONTEXT.
Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by carlmr on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:15AM
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>I wasn't aware there were English speakers who didn't know the word roster either.
I know what it is, but maybe the people that don't use schedule or timetable?
Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by selimthegrim on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:24AM
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Don't they say 'rota' in the UK?
Re:American Airlines Trying to Stop Must-Have iPhone App for...
by mathieuh on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:36AM
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Yes, “rota” would be the commonest word for this idea. Although I did immediately understand “roster” in the article, so maybe that’s also in use. “Rota” is definitely what I would say though
What do you call that?
Also a reserve is something you have spare in case the original planned one can't operate. So a reserve flight attendant would be someone who is on call in case someone else is sick, etcetera.