ASA is staffted well.

[Freebrd]

and I wonder what the union is gonna get us in return for giving up Vac Low, maybe another 2 hours min day for union officials to go with their 6 hours already

 

[Clutch]

and I wonder what the union is gonna get us in return for giving up Vac Low, maybe another 2 hours min day for union officials to go with their 6 hours already

We ain't giving up ********************e

 

[badog]

We ain't giving up ********************e

^this^ dooshe is hilarious! He's so stupid he doesn't even know he's already given up the farm to save the chickens hahahaha
Why don't you go bang your sister before you take her noodling on yer bass boat Clem hahahahaha !
Sorry I couldn't resist.
Carry on.

 

[jetstream]

This is all done by a computer program. Why? Because that way no one has to think. To hire a person who could look at a swap request and evaluate it using intelligence and common sense would cost more than what they have to pay them now.

All my years of education, training, hard work, and experience and my life is controlled by minions who couldn't think their way out of a chalk circle.

 

[Nevets]

This is all done by a computer program. Why? Because that way no one has to think. To hire a person who could look at a swap request and evaluate it using intelligence and common sense would cost more than what they have to pay them now.

All my years of education, training, hard work, and experience and my life is controlled by minions who couldn't think their way out of a chalk circle.

They had bad day worse day provisions of the LXJT contract programmed into skedplus which allows us to trade days even if they are below coverage. So it's not like they can't do it. I'm sure it's more about your contract and them not giving that away.

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

I like the word "minions".

 

[Clutch]

A LOT of FO's will soon be getting 3 weeks vacation after their 6 year annisversary. Around 230 on the CRJ side or roughly 30% of the FO's. Add in the new rest rules and this place is screwed.


But guess who has 2 thumbs and doesn't give a sht....
<-- This guy.

 

[COOPERVANE]

A LOT of FO's will soon be getting 3 weeks vacation after their 6 year annisversary. Around 230 on the CRJ side or roughly 30% of the FO's. Add in the new rest rules and this place is screwed.


But guess who has 2 thumbs and doesn't give a sht....
<-- This guy.

WOW I hadnt thought of that.

You can bet the brain trust over at A-tech hasnt either.

 

[Clutch]

WOW I hadnt thought of that.

You can bet the brain trust over at A-tech hasnt either.

Hell no they haven't. But someone over there does get paid to think about it. And when they bring it to whats-his-nuts' attention after reading about it on flightinfo.com they'll be promoted to vp of something.

Hardly matters anyway, since no one is willing to apply for employment here.

 

[ERfly]

But guess who has 2 thumbs and doesn't give a sht....
<-- This guy.

Roger Cohen?

 

[3GRNDWN]

A LOT of FO's will soon be getting 3 weeks vacation after their 6 year annisversary. Around 230 on the CRJ side or roughly 30% of the FO's. Add in the new rest rules and this place is screwed.


But guess who has 2 thumbs and doesn't give a sht....
<-- This guy.

Even more detrimental than the 3 weeks vacation and new rest rules, I'm sure that all 230 of those FO's will make a mass exodus when hiring at the majors goes into full force. Add to that all the captains on reserve having been abused for years - pilots at this place will leave so fast the only thing left will be a permanent low pressure system in the ATL and IAH crew rooms.

 

[Clutch]

Even more detrimental than the 3 weeks vacation and new rest rules, I'm sure that all 230 of those FO's will make a mass exodus when hiring at the majors goes into full force. Add to that all the captains on reserve having been abused for years - pilots at this place will leave so fast the only thing left will be a permanent low pressure system in the ATL and IAH crew rooms.

Yeah I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for that. You really think the major managements and regional managements aren't in cahoots? They just aren't going to allow that to happen.

 

[ASApuppy]

Yeah I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for that. You really think the major managements and regional managements aren't in cahoots? They just aren't going to allow that to happen.

Unfortunately, I believe you are correct on this. Look at what happened with the hanger mechanics meltdown a few years ago. Even today, an ASA mech cannot get hired at TOC. And in the last few years, we have alligned ourselves with the 3 biggest carriers in the US. Fact is, no carrier can go on having their regional feed just shut off. As much as mainline pilots would like, it is quite simply too big of a shift.

I have no idea how this is all going to pan out in the next few years. Some of the possibilities are scary.

 

[ASA_Aviator]

Yeah I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for that. You really think the major managements and regional managements aren't in cahoots? They just aren't going to allow that to happen.

Yeah, ASA asked Delta to put the brakes on in 2007 when the attrition was over 30 a month. It will happen again, I'm sure.

 

[BOX OFFICE]

Yeah, ASA asked Delta to put the brakes on in 2007 when the attrition was over 30 a month. It will happen again, I'm sure.

SH did brag that he "asked", but did DAL actually do it? IIRC the majority of pilots hired then came from ASA (myself included) and ASA still lost 30 a month. I seriously doubt DAL and UAL care about ASA's staffing problems. In fact, it's insanely idiotic to think that they would hire a less qualified candidate just so that the better candidate can stay at ASA and solve ASA's staffing issues. DAL knows that if ASA doesn't meet its goals, they can be replaced with someone else.