A new low for flops

[dime line]

But I do have a lot of expereince being between jobs, and anything I can do to help my company stay in business is always my first concern. But I guess there are so many jobs now that screw the company is the battle cry of our times

This is why we don't have a contract......

 

[acaTerry]

Flame, no one would pay with their own card

There's a whoooole biiiig world of aviation outside of where you and I work my friend....

 

[Myster79]

HELL NO! I won't pay for anything. We get denied for rental car gas. I can't imagine jet fuel!!!!!

 

[WabiSabi]

But I do have a lot of expereince being between jobs, and anything I can do to help my company stay in business is always my first concern. But I guess there are so many jobs now that screw the company is the battle cry of our times

If there is a layoff or if the company goes completely out of business, it would not be the fault of the pilots. If the company goes out of business because a pilot didn't want to float the company for one fuel purchase, then there are much bigger problems. Again, you do not understand FLOPS and your general experience in or out of jobs has zero application in this discussion.

 

[Diesel]

Hey Yip I just heard that you won/inherited some money. Of course there are some filing fees and stuff so if you just send me your credit card number I'll be sure and start working on those pesky little filing fees and get you that money from africa.

 

[pilotyip]

Whooo!

Hey Yip I just heard that you won/inherited some money. Of course there are some filing fees and stuff so if you just send me your credit card number I'll be sure and start working on those pesky little filing fees and get you that money from africa.

call me right away, 313-555-2315, I can not wait. I used to fly a with a pilot who was with Universal, how many reember them? They went out of business with no advance notice, The crew pitched in the buy gas out of there pockets to fly the Electra from someplace in Canada to YIP. It was the cheapest quickest way to get home. Of course back then gas was about .20/gal

 

[Fozzy]

Some guys are in a lean forward mode, get the job done kinda guys. I guess they should all be banned from working in avaition.

Ah, that would be bend forward.

 

[WabiSabi]

Originally Posted by pilotyip
But I do have a lot of expereince being between jobs, and anything I can do to help my company stay in business is always my first concern. But I guess there are so many jobs now that screw the company is the battle cry of our times


This is why we don't have a contract......

Exactly. This "You should be happy to just have a job" crap has got to stop or the race to the bottom will continue.

 

[CA1900]

The bar's so low you could trip on it by now...

 

[G100driver]

call me right away, 313-555-2315, I can not wait. I used to fly a with a pilot who was with Universal, how many reember them? They went out of business with no advance notice, The crew pitched in the buy gas out of there pockets to fly the Electra from someplace in Canada to YIP. It was the cheapest quickest way to get home. Of course back then gas was about .20/gal

Yea ... and it was the cheapest way to get home ... I hope they parted the airplane when they got back in exchange for gas money ...