flyNICKair
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\hey FlyNick..........if you're in that class, congrats!!
I don't know where you stand with your current airline, but if you want to come here to fly a bigger jet or just to have the glory of flying for a major, you might want to reconsider................It ain't all roses here, I'll gurantee you that......but,
If you decided to come here........welcome aboard, it won't be dull for a long time to come!!
Welcome from a Westy!!
Capt.
No one left on furlough...they got to the bottom of the list a while ago.
Anyone else in the May 12th class?
Don't be surprised if there is another furlough at US this fall.
If you are on the bottom 10% of any legacy carrier, I would be catching up your logbook, and working on the resume.
Not to sound negative, but the furloughs may be in full force when the summer is over. Best to start preparing now, just in case. Mentally assume you will be furloughed and plan accordingly. Then if you are not, great.
Everyone has over-hired once again, my airline included.
Dogwood.
(Furloughed from US Airways in 2003 with very little notice, and no pre-planning on my part.)
Gentleman,
If oil makes it over $150/bbl, if you are 50% from the bottom you better be looking at that second career or a good college.
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The only safe places are SW, FedEx, and UPS.
50% no, 15% maybe, the economics make it impractical to furlough much more than that (if you know what I mean) when you get to that point things tend to spiral out of control pretty quickly.