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No, I do think our scope has cost us jobs overall.
You really believe that?
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No, I do think our scope has cost us jobs overall.
You really believe that?
Scope and codeshare for you dudes has been as effective as your no furlough clause, eh?
It's a tough call on who is a bigger jackass,
General lee or tankerclown.
I'll have to think about it.
Gup
Scope and codeshare for you dudes has been as effective as your no furlough clause, eh?
It's a tough call on who is a bigger jackass,
General lee or tankerclown.
I'll have to think about it.
Gup
Wow - you're impressive. Do you feel cool now? I guess my dad could beat up your dad. What a dork...
No, I do think our scope has cost us jobs overall. Our last agreement with the company didn't really do that, it did allow the company more 76 seaters in total, but they could have had those as 70 seaters instead. So, overall, it kept the same number of hulls in all. We did get some protection for all of our pilots that is not subject to force mejeur---all 76 seat RJs will lose 6 seats if one of our current pilots is furloughed. And, those pilots will spill down to Compass, which will cost Delta money with either of those options.
Do I like more 76 seaters? No. I realize what is going on. But, we are doing some things better now than in the past. For example--we are increasing the DC9 daily utilization rate this Summer to 10 hours a day from 4.5, and we are sending them through ATL to compete with Airtran. That is better than using 50 seat RJs against 717s. We are parking 50 seaters at a fast rate too. Some good things, some bad.
And, your 3 day works a heck of a lot more than 1 3 day Lagos trip. First class meal, 4 total pilots, and a bunk room in the first class area of a 767ER. Doze for dollars, along with a nice hotel with 5 restaurants and a nice pool. I think that may be better than 10 legs and 2 short layovers in LBB or MAF. But, enjoy your job regardless, I know you guys have fun.
Bye Bye--General Lee
Ahh. Jerkin off to naked pictures of the Widget as usual. Your chic or dude has to be the most unsatisfied person on the planet.
Hey, he's another corndog with an attitude. Things are all "peachy keen" in his world, even though his company really needs to furlough about 300 pilots, while their fuel hedges really bit them in the arse.... Things are great for them....
Bye Bye--General Lee
I flew there with World. Highly recommended not to leave the hotel. Absolutely the most squalid, destitute, quintessentially-third-world pit I have ever had the displeasure of seeing first hand.
Looks like I get to go back. :smash:
Scope and codeshare for you dudes has been as effective as your no furlough clause, eh?
It's a tough call on who is a bigger jackass,
General lee or tankerclown.
I'll have to think about it.
Gup
Is it just me or are the UPS guys getting cockier and cockier around here?
yeah... that's it... now move along junior.
Delta Airlines fly direct to Angola -report
Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:08am EST
LUANDA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines will launch direct commercial flights between the United States and Angola from June or September, U.S. Ambassador to Angola Dan Mozena was quoted as telling local news agency Angop on Friday.
These would be the first direct commercial flights from the U.S. to oil-rich Angola, and would serve U.S. oil workers who currently use a 15-hour charter flight known as the Houston Express that lands in Luanda three times a week.
Mozena did not provide further details on the flights.
A Delta Air Lines spokesperson was not immediately available to comment. (Reporting by Henrique Almeida, editing by Will Waterman)
I just don't think I will be bidding that. If it is a 3 day trip worth 24 hours (like Lagos), then it may go senior. You gotta have good security, and we seem to have that. I bet you are jealous Bravodude.
Bye Bye--General Lee
one mans angola is another mans lubock!
How many profitable years has your company had in the last decade? Hmmmm..... I wouldn't throw stones at anyone else who works for a place which actually knows how to MAKE MONEY, Captain BK!
-MORON
one mans angola is another mans lubock!
Yeah but the buffet wasn't half bad eh.
Trying to make a joke, you can't even spell the city correctly. Idiot. I think the place you and Networ-King need to go most is Uranus.
Bye Bye--General Lee
Genital warts...
Keep you homosexual tendencies off of FI. I think we all have known for a while that you are a closet homosexual ( not that there's anything wrong with that), but quit trying to pressure people on here to follow your gay ways... Have a safe trip to Angola...... d o u c h e.
I'm probably just going to fly for SWA.
I don't want to go anywhere I cannot get a chicken-fried steak. So, I guess half of our destinations are off the bid sort program anyway.
Boston is cool. It ain't Lubbock, but that's alright.........every station can't be as awesome as LBB.
Even with The County Line being closed to the public, LBB is better than most.
I hope y'all enjoy Angola. I'll be in LBB; or HRL; or OKC; or MAF; or TUL; or AMA; or maybe someplace exotic, like MSY.
p.s. The SEC sux.
General, not for nothing, but most of us could give a ph**ck about Delta going to Angola
That's fantastic, and I expect you guys who don't care not to look at it. I was actually making fun of a route that sounds "interesting" and comparing the thread to the SWA thread about them going to BOS. Did you read that thread? If you did, then you are a hypocrite. Guess what? Angola is probably more interesting than BOS, and a heck of a lot more dangerous. That is something a lot of pilots don't get to see normally. You actually appreciate the US more after you fly away from it. If you don't like INTL at DL, you can bid back to domestic and fly the easy stuff. But hey, if MOST OF YOU couldn't give a ph**ck......... At World Airways the IAH to Luanda flight is one of the most senior. Not that Luanda is fun, but rather it is a high time 3 day trip. But you would love 16 legs between MAF and DAL within a three day rather than 2 total. 16 legs to boring places is a lot worse, but what do you know?
Bye Bye--General Lee
Seeing how I have already flown to over 10 countries in my current job, I concur that international is fun. Buenos Aires is fun, so is Santiago.
I doubt Angola is more interesting than Boston.
Drop the "I fly for Delta and get to go international" mantra, you have been at it for years, nobody gives a rats azz anymore
Enjoy the NWA/DAL merger and related activity
I actually did really well in the merger. And, BOS is probably a lot more "comfortable" than Luanda, no doubt. Please get off the "MOST OF US" don't care about DL mantra. Speak for yourself, and if anyone else wants to say the same, fine. You sure as heck don't speak for everyone on this board, even though you think you do. Most of us think you don't know what you are talking about, period.
Bye Bye--General Lee
I hear McDonalds is making money too, and you will do great there making fries.
Bye Bye--General Lee
Speak for yourself, and if anyone else wants to say the same, fine.
Bye Bye--General Lee