waveflyer
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good point Pipe
think about that old guys... especially if you don't need to be flying... you're looking at a generation of pilots that will be well into their 40's before they have any semblance of a career
scope + 65 = boomers = most selfish/wasteful generation
Actually the new generation can be very selfish.....I doubt you give a d@mn about the 60 year old who has had to start over 5 or 6 times and is still an FO....
Both sides look at this issue through their eyes.....YOU included......
Changing age 60 has hurt me...but it was the right thing to do.....ALPA originally opposed making 60 the retirement age....But then the A funds came and they supported it....Nobody gave a d@mn about the carriers that didn't have A funds....Then when the A funds went away, ALPA changed their position back again....Politics all around....Get over it.....
yeah-- gen x has been so selfish in how they've taken it up the arse....
what have we got, that anyone could accuse us of being selfish?
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Changing age 60 has hurt me...but it was the right thing to do......
I'm SO pleased to get another 5 years of listening to your BS.
I'm glad you have an understanding regarding the value of learning from those who are senior to you.
I'm glad you have an understanding regarding the value of learning from those who are senior to you.
SAS laying off oldest pilots
airline had reached agreement with the pilots' union on the looming
layoffs. "We have agreed that the layoffs will affect those who would
soon be retiring regardless, instead of the young pilots," Sonberg said.
That may bring an end, if bitter, to an ongoing conflict between new
and veteran pilots within their own labour organization. Pilots over
age 60 who have chosen to keep working, despite union guidelines that
they retire, have complained that they’ve been bullied by their
younger colleagues.
Civil aviation authorities worried that the bullying was affecting
flight safety. SAS disagreed, but is obliged to address the
authorities' concerns.
Last week came news that SAS planned to lay off 110 pilots. Those with
the most seniority usually are the last to go, but now SAS is
radically altering traditional practice.
So much for "solidarity".....I guess we are all on our own......
737Pylt,You were on your own the minute you filed your "lawsuit."
You are the epitome of the "I've got mine," crowd. Oh wait, better yet, "I'll get mine."uke:
737Pylt,
We are all in that group.....Look at the United group looking for a national seniority list now....Enlightened self interest rules this group......
D@mn right I am on my own....You aren't looking out for my interests.....you are looking out for YOUR interests.....as am I.......