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kinda evil how a company is dying and employees are let go and management just STEALS from the company.....that kinda thing should be illegal. And they say uniions are the evil ones.....

well I dont see proof of that, but i do see proof of evil mgt....and that is undisputable.
 
It looks like they are playing musical chairs at CGF.

Who is going to be left standing without a chair?
 
I would have a mysterious case of explosive diarrhea, if I was assigned that trip.


Yeah, that's real professional. Your job is to fly, it shouldn't matter who. If you're assigned to fly Mickey Mouse, Tommy Lee or just repo legs your whole tour, than do it.

Begin flame:
 
you think you're worth that?......lol

you gotta lot to learn about aviation......then you can be flamed. -this doesn't make any sense if you were responding to my post. ??



It seems that you and your IBS buddies have a lot to learn about professionalism in this case....










oh - Irritable Bowel Syndrome
 
my bowles are fine. In fact, i was just taking a dump and started thinking about you....lol

what that means is, you have a long way to go before we will waste effort in flaming something you post.

Maybe it's best if you just read instead of posting here.
 
Also paid for the the company.

Actually, it would have been around $3500, depending on legs and miles and pax variables...

This is the formula...

Passengers x ((300% x .2312 x miles) + 42.26)
4 x ((3 x .2312 x 400) + 42.26)
1 hr flight in a beechjet with wife and 2 kids = $1280

I've asked this before and it was ignored, but I would love to hear somebody try and make up an intellegent answer :

Did he go anyplace in that jet you couldn't have gone for free by using the milage programs you've earned flying commercially that the company paid for?

How about the points you get from the hotel reward programs you have. Did he stay in any hotels that you couldn't have stayed in for free with the amount of points you've earned that the company paid for?

Is the value of what you earned for perks the same or greater than the perks he used by being on a company jet? In other words, except for the fact that he flew on company equipment (he doesn't earn the points the way pilots do) should he be denied the right to free transportation as a perk? You get it. Why shouldn't he?







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How many airline miles and hotel points do you have to get to cash in for a trip on a private jet? I can't find that info anywhere.
 
Pilots:

Okay pay. See the world, free travel, get out of traffic tickets while in uniform and chicks dig us.

Management:

GREAT pay. See an office, some free travel, pay every traffic ticket and chicks dig their money.
 

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