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The Pinnacle MEC's True Colors?

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Im not saying yes or no to any of the truths or mistruths that SEVEN is stating on this page...lord knows ive had my verbal meltdowns with SEVEN...HOWEVER...it cannot really be argued that the majority of the 9E pilot group might suggest theyre distaste with the former MEC chair...many (especially in my base...very senior..take a guess) believe the MEC threw us under the bus many times instead seeking out personal advancements. So while SEVEN may or may not be speaking truth as to his knowledge of rumours regarding the SLI...most of us have alot more faith in our new MEC chair and SEVEN is pretty much spot on...that has little or nothing to do with the fact that it took 6 plus years to negotiate a new contract..but im just stating the cold hard truth...any 99 out of 100 9E pilots will agree with that sentiment regarding SOME members of our former MEC
 
Just heard there will be an announcement tomorrow stating that the Colgan name will stay and the Mesaba name will not. Those on the props will fly for Colgan, those on the jets will fly for Pinnacle. Hope this isn't true. Lot's of "chatter" over the last couple of days.

I heard the same thing from an individual in management that this decision was made two days ago via a conf. call with management officials. Apparently, the DC FSDO is resisting moving the certificate to Memphis and to move everyone from Mesaba to Colgan's certificate is the fastest way to get all the turboprops on a single operating certificate. Sounds to me like the company is taking the path of least resistance here.
We can immediately make some assumptions here about how this will evolve, but whether those assumptions are accurate is anyone's guess. I expect that it won't be something that the Mesaba guys will be very happy about. And, for that I don't blame them. Mesaba has a proud history...Colgan a bit dubious...Well...Anyway, I am looking forward to welcoming all Mesaba guys and gals aboard to make this uncertain journey together in building a solid foundation for the future with an emphasis of teamwork, professionalism and leadership from the cockpit.
 
Also, Phil T. will emerge on the board at Sun Country who will facilitate their acquisition by Pinnacle. The is truly a crazy industry.
 
Must be all you guys at Colgan, Mesaba, Pinnacle are short. This entire thread is about trying to be a tall midgit
 
The latest and greatest rumor now is that the SLI is already done, and the bottom barrel pilot is SEVEN. The arbitrator decided to use arrogance as the integration method, with the most arrogant pilots at the bottom. Congrats SEVEN, you take first place prize at the bottom.
 
The latest and greatest rumor now is that the SLI is already done, and the bottom barrel pilot is SEVEN. The arbitrator decided to use arrogance as the integration method, with the most arrogant pilots at the bottom. Congrats SEVEN, you take first place prize at the bottom.
Good. The bottom of the list is filled with a few outspoken 9E'rs then too.
 
I vote that when it's all said and done...

WE THROW A HUGE ASS PARTY!!!

I'll throw my dues in for it. We need something to bring us together. I'll buy rounds for Dointime, Smartass, Flyer, and Higney.

Update: Loser too.
 

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