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Nov 1st NJA? whats up???

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Every active Nja pilot I know FO to CA with 15 years in his mid 40s has apps in at every major.

If Nja management does not take the helm and drive this place then it's doomed. The doors are open and slides out. We are just not jumping.

Smoke but no big fire..........yet
 
Look here is the deal plain and simple. Most of the guys I know who fly 135 or 91k have flown airlines. Airlines are alot less work, not that an airline guy is less of a pilot than a frac guy because there not. Its just plain and simple its alot more work. Then you couple with the fact that the NJA guys are getting hammered every day. You start to ask yourself, well the EMT does not want to do anything but see how hard they can work the pilots. There not going to do anything to improve things so why stay go to the airlines and work not as hard. I know there are bennies to staying with NJA but everyone has there breaking point and I know guys that were there 5 months ago. The only thing guys seem to want to talk about is a rummor they heard about recalls. What was it an anouncement on the 1st now I am hearing the 15th soon it will be dec 1st. Point is when the active line guys are talking about rummors of recalls because there done with the current situation there is something wrong. Also the fact that NJA has something like 600 Pria request to date. I think its fair to say guys are thinking about leaving and thinking damn hard about it.
 
Not just thinking about leaving, when and if the job offer comes, I'm gone, gone, gone. This place sucks and I can't wait to put it in my rear view mirror.
 
Maybe they want the expensive pilots out...

Nice to see Jordo is sticking to the playbook. Seems to be working nicely with many PIC's and virtually all FO's looking elsewhere for employment. Spoke with a pic buddy this week and he said NJ was getting 100-150 fatigue calls a week. I about fell over when I heard that. He was adamant that it was an accurate number. WOW.....
 
After the contract your right

Remember the good old days when we only paid these dirtbags 1/2 of what we do today.
 
After the contract your right

Remember the good old days when we only paid these dirtbags 1/2 of what we do today.

Current wages have been rolled-back to less than the 1998 payscales due to inflation.....

In other words, they are already paying us less than "the good old days.."
 
If you were making $80K in 1998...you should be making $115K to remain even with inflation. This does not include any changes in benefits.

Just for drill, you can do your own calculations here-

http://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm

14 Year Captain in 1998 was making $95,784. Using the link you provided, that gives us an inflation-adjusted wage of $137,593.42

Today, a 14 Year Captain earns $136,846.
 
I'm a 6 year FO and I made $0.00. Adjusted for inflation I owe NJA $6.50

This furlough should be front and center in all communication from the union. NOT bylaws bs and self serving rants of E board wanna be lawyers.
 
14 Year Captain in 1998 was making $95,784. Using the link you provided, that gives us an inflation-adjusted wage of $137,593.42

Today, a 14 Year Captain earns $136,846.

I think most would be surprised how little inflation has impacted things. However, it still seems prices have gone up many essentials which squeezes everyone. Also, the Feds and states are picking our pockets with increased taxes and fees for everything from cellphones/telephones to gasoline to electricity to cable service, to liquor, to tobacco.
 
14 Year Captain in 1998 was making $95,784. Using the link you provided, that gives us an inflation-adjusted wage of $137,593.42

Today, a 14 Year Captain earns $136,846.


if it says ".gov" in the web address.....

its never gonna tell you things are bad....

use a real calculator and you'll see that $95k isnt worth poop.
 
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nja management is getting their pilots for so cheap its actually quite funny....unless you're a nja pilot.

its impossible for them to give concessions.....zero minus anything is a negative number.

meaning, the pilots dont have anything to give back...

meanwhile, 35 people in managment are paying less than 4% tax on their 2 million dollar bonus they just got....gotta hide the profit somewhere. you cant just burn the cash in the backyard.
 

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