CE750Driver
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you forgot something
You forgot how to capitalize, and punctuate a sentence.
LoL !
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you forgot something
Yikes!
LOL. Bring it on WD!
Sorry I forgot that!
37 posts on a single thread and you're already the grammar police? Ya got me though, guess I better pay more attention to the IPAD auto spell feature.
No ones out to get me... I live nearly 5000 miles from your cubicle, but still think your being asked to interject on this thread because of a management agenda.
37 posts on a single thread and you're already the grammar police? Ya got me though, guess I better pay more attention to the IPAD auto spell feature.
No ones out to get me... I live nearly 5000 miles from your cubicle, but still think your being asked to interject on this thread because of a management agenda.
+1, no matter how many times he PMs me, I won't answer.
Ask your questions here in public Beyotch.
I'll let the 2 grammar errors slide this time around.
I have no dog in this fight. My only hope is it gets done benefiting pilots and company for the future.
not STW
you think I'm STW? Can I have his salary?
remember the e in there because you've spelled it scully multiple times.
Dude, you are "WD" from here on out. Get it? Weak Dick.
You are cracking us all up picking on spelling errors.
You do not answer questions, just ask them. You are STW.
ok, well ask me a question. The only one you have so far is my my lack of understanding how 15 hrs off could result in fatigue, but I thought I answered that, no?
You had one too, BTW, but I let that slide
#notSTW
You have really got to go back and read what you ask, and said.
I have Fatigued a couple times in the last few months, and, I guarantee, your WD, did not let me slide on anything.
I know what I read and posted.
I don't care how many times you've F'd....there's a softball there, but I'm not taking a swing.
It's ok if you guys ignore me but I suggest we stop posting on this thread. It's out of control.
You know Gun, you are a wise man.
Reading this thread before bed and not angry, I posted stuff that isn't right, out of anger, and I apologize for wasting your time.
Im out...
While keeping the body's clock on the same schedule can be imporant, the need to cover more flights with less assets prohibits that from being something we can do with any sort of regularity.
... but it's never questioned ...
This is one of many reasons for big gaps in time from show to go times, or staying onFBO duty after arriving...you know, anything that some of you deem as wasteful/punative scheduling/pilot hating/term of the week.
Sure you can. It'll just require more crews and more planes. I know Sokol thought we could all "give 125%," but that's not grounded in reality.
The hell it isn't. I've repeatedly had it questioned. Why else do you think the policy was changed to require a call to the ACP for all fatigue calls?
And now we come full circle to my first point. If you'd schedule safely and with circadian rhythms factored in, you wouldn't need so many crews rotting at the airport to cover the fatigue calls, because they'd drop dramatically.
I seriously doubt you've ever been asked by someone in operations "are you sure you can't do that leg?" When you say the word, you're done flying...end of story...
Of course. But proactively planning to prevent fatigue, instead of reacting to it, is a better and safer way to do business.And it's not just fatigues, it's MX issues, new bookings, weather issues, travel delays, etc. The schedule MUST include buffer time all over the place for numerous reasons.
That's not what I said. I said if you think you are not worth 10/$250 AS A MINIMUM, it's time to move on.
Gut,
The answer is "B".
The company posted a $223 million profit for 2012 AND paid down $500 million in debt. These numbers aren't secret. They are in the SEC filing.
Oh yeah, the 95.6% owner approval rating for the pilots is THE LOWEST it has ever been.
In other words, we are awesome. The company has made a poop ton of money on operations alone, and we are selling the poop out of the Phenoms and Globals. Wait to see what happens when the Challengers show up. Mr. Buffet won't know what to do with all the money.
10/$250 is the bottom line, not the starting point. 10/$249,999 is a NO VOTE.
So, let's hear some of the common excuses...
"There's NO WAY you'll get paid $250,000 to fly a CE560. NBAA rates are $140,000 max."
OK. How much does a Part 91 CE560 driver fly a year? 200 hours? 250 hours? for $140,000? OK. I flew 630 hours last year for $120,000. So hour to hour, dollar to dollar, a 200 hour pilot at $140,00 would equate to $420,000 worth of flight. Even if the guy flew 300 hours a year, it would equate to more than $280,000 for the amount I have been flying.
"The owners will never support that kind of salary."
Really? Why would the owners even need to notice a difference? Why would the company even have to charge the owners more? Did you see the INSANE amount of money we made? Did you see the amount of debt we paid off? SWA guys make that kind of coin and the company still manged to post a $73 million profit. Oh yeah, they have a larger seniority list too. Berkshire will just have to get their money a little slower.
How many Travelodge's does the 91 guy stay in?
How many crappy D8b's does he eat?
How many times does he even GET A CHANCE to workout? Every day? The only way I can fit in a workout is if I call in fatigued.
I helped subsidize NetJets Europe with the crap salary we made before 2005. I am not going to subsidize China.
So yeah. I deserve the 10/$250. I work hard. I work safely. The owners LOVE me. The company can EASILY afford it (re: $223 million profit. $500 million in debt. Making that money on operations alone-new planes selling well).
The only reason we won't get that money is if we say we aren't worth it. I am.
How so? I stand by that I believe that is what we are worth. And I haven't confirmed how I will vote one way or the other (and I never will. It's no one's business but my own). I still haven't seen the whole TA.Fischman- you folded like a lawnchair.