Well, it's not great, but not a meltdown...yet. New scheduling software seems to work pretty good for now. Now only if we could find some crews to fly...
Wouldn't say everyone, I've heard from at least one Bluer moving planes to, "help the airline out," or something along those lines. Personally, I'm with the majority of you guys, "Drop the pay, no play".
Agreed. The only reason the merger didn't happen the first time is because HQ and SOC would have been in Houston and the Chicago political machine couldn't have that. Of course there is no reason why SOC couldn't have been left in Houston.
So now that the path has been cleared for the merger to happen, what say you on the eventual location of the merged SOC/OCC?
Doug Parker has said Dallas time and again, but is that what will happen or is he just saying something pleasing to a new employee group he is inheriting?
I think PIT...
It comes down to whatever airlines getting the slots keeping service to the smaller towns presently flown on USX RJS... After all Senators need their nonstop ride to work.
As mentioned in the Cargo thread and elsewhere in the media, Evergreen Airlines is shutting down at months end. A former Evergreen employee I now work with suggested last week this might be coming due to the owner's age, health issues, and refusal to do anything that might inject life into the...
I say go for it. There have been many popular books by aviators on the subject of their "journey". Just make sure names and locations are changed to avoid un-wanted outlash if said tales could embarrass a current employer.
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