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You can 4-1-0 it and go out with a bang.
You sir are banned for good for the above comment. Totally uncalled for and disrespecting the deceased. While their decisions were not good, to make such comments on here will never be tolerated.
Good day sir.
LH
You sir are banned for good for the above comment. Totally uncalled for and disrespecting the deceased. While their decisions were not good, to make such comments on here will never be tolerated.
Good day sir.
LH
Has anyone had bad a experience after they put in their two weeks notice at Pinnacle? Do they allow you to commute back home on your last day?
Thanks in advance
I know many that have quit and not had a problem getting home. If it were me, I would turn my two week notice in and a few days prior to my last day, turn in my jepps and books but keep the ID since you have not quit yet. Use the ID to get home then fedex the ID back to the company. That way you have no problems getting home. Make sure to use FedEx, UPS, certified mail etc etc...something you can track.
Hope this helps.
You are an idiotYou can 4-1-0 it and go out with a bang.
Depends on if you ever want to fly for a living again... if not get home then about the time you are due to check in for your next flight call scheduling and inform them you are no longer willing to work for the tiny pittance they pay. Tell them double or nothing. When they say no, crack a beer into the phone and tell them you won't be in any more.
If you do want to still fly for a living, just give the standard 2 week notice letter to your chief pilot and move on to something better at the end of the 2 weeks.
Just walk away from a turn at an outstation and jumpseat home without letting anyone know.
Better yet quit at the outstation you live closest to (if it isn't a hub) and just turn all your stuff into the other pilot then get in your car and go home.
Better yet quit at the outstation you live closest to (if it isn't a hub) and just turn all your stuff into the other pilot then get in your car and go home.
Come on! If you were never gonna fly again..... You could do something better and more dramatic then that!
Come on! If you were never gonna fly again..... You could do something better and more dramatic then that!
Do what I did at my non aviation job I hated. I started noticably burning through my sick leave because I knew the ship was going down. The two managers used to hate me because they would lie and I would call them on it. Anyhow 2 months before I quit I told them I had a case of the **its. He's like your gonna need a doctors note. I said ok so I called up my nextdoor neighbor who is also a pilot and had him write one,----however he's a chiropracter. They had to take the note though. Fast foward 2 months forward I am still eating my sick leave alive. They call me in the office one day and are like we are forcing you to take a new position (same type of job) and you'll start in two weeks. He later adds that if I just took the position for sake of money just so I could find another position that he does'nt get mad he gets even. He also said that he was "the steve irwin of <insert his job title>" I said what does that mean? He died doing his job? It was pretty funny so what do I do? I take the job, and wait to the first day that I am to start and quit. However before I did that left vm(s) (6 and some of them my buddy left for me) for the previous day saying that I had the **its, all with sound effects. That I was the steve irwin of **its.
Anyhow. Airlines---two week notice and do it right. Some crap job at a bank with them pissing on you everyday and harrassing you----remember one thing "right to work".
. On the way from the airport stopped at the FedEx Kinkos and put the company ID, SIDA badges, and parking pass in and then headed to the unemployment office for a much deserved paid vacation...:beer:
ROFLMAO!!! That's pretty funny stuff right thar'... I don't care WHO you are!Funniest story from the Mesa trenches of this type was a pilot who FedExed his badge into corporate . . .
. . . . and was NextDay FedEx'ed an NEW badge the day after they received the old one!
Har har har . . . you can never leave the MAG . . . . .