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Is VA going to buy Spirit or merge?
WHY would they want a group of Union pilots who have shown the willingness to strike when they can get a bunch of SJS struck RJ pilots willing to be doormats for an A320 type rating?
You can't blame the Spirit pilots for wanting a merger. They want new management, a better customer-service product, VA's delivery schedule (more growth than Spirit has planned), and to staple 450+ pilots below all of them. VA pilots would like Spirit pay and the East Coast flying.
The Spirit pilot group would never want anything less than a fair integration of any two pilot groups involved in a merger. But because we're all very impatient we put the cart before the horse. As pilots we are really just along for the ride.
And a few DL, one AA guy that made a big impression, a bunch of Airborne and don't forget us Indy guys either. True, there are pilots from ASA, Comair, Mesa and Skywest, but also a sizable contingent from Horizon.
The point Fubi is there is a diverse pilot group at VA, not all from one mold as you wish to believe. We may or may not go union in the future, but right now are being well treated.
Sorry you work in such a poor environment Fubi, but that's your problem, not ours.
Quick questions that have likely been asked and answered before:
What's the likelihood that a newhire could get based in either LAX or JFK within the first or second year? I realize most would get SFO right off the bat. Are they expanding the LAX and JFK bases?
Quick questions that have likely been asked and answered before:
What's the likelihood that a newhire could get based in either LAX or JFK within the first or second year? I realize most would get SFO right off the bat. Are they expanding the LAX and JFK bases? Lastly, which are the most senior bases in order (i.e., LAX is the most senior with JFK and SFO trailing)?
Quick questions that have likely been asked and answered before:
What's the likelihood that a newhire could get based in either LAX or JFK within the first or second year? I realize most would get SFO right off the bat. Are they expanding the LAX and JFK bases? Lastly, which are the most senior bases in order (i.e., LAX is the most senior with JFK and SFO trailing)?