canyonblue
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Now that is quality anger.![]()
Thanks brother, it took a few minutes of stabbing my hand.
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Now that is quality anger.![]()
I think you're missing the part where he's an F/O that's included in the STAPLE "Club 649". That means he'll have the seniority equivalent to a new-hire, in the bottom 11%.Not sure what your hire date is but a 2006 hire SW MDW guy made 160k last year with EVERY weekend off.....not counting profit sharing. He would be closing in on 170k this year on his 6th year pay schedule.....again not counting PSharing....and his $200 a month insurance.
So at SW you could have EVERY weekend off, drop a third of the above guys trips and still pull in your 110k....or at a drop of a hat you could make 180k a year if you needed to.
We could ask the same of you.
Was that the guy I said a friendly "Hi" to with a smile on a moving walkway in MDW? He replied with "You're welcome."
You guys are really full of yourself.
We could ask the same of you.
I am thinking it will be much worse for AAI.
We will abide by the arbitrator's award and move on as a combined company. That's what was agreed to at the beginning of this process, and honorable people honor their agreements, just as Captain Chase said in his latest update.
If we had merged with Delta it would have been far different. AT is not Delta...sorry if that stings. It doesn't make me better than you. But my job and future at SWA is far better than your job and future at AT. That's all there is to it. Nothing personal.
The nice part for the SWA guys is that we still get to work under our contract while the whole thing plays out.
I'd say SWA guys aren't as afraid of arbitration is that we're wondering as a group why the Airtran MEC wouldn't even let it go to a vote. Most SWA guys expected more from the AIP but were at least taking a look at it. Our wonder is more like, "What the #@*& do the AAI guys expect?"
As many have noted before, the more the AAI pilots steer towards relative seniority, the harder the SWA pilots push for staple or if not, then fence and flush. It's going to be a long, nasty affair. The AIP wasn't great for either side--but it would've been better than the highway this mesh is going to go down.
Signing off until Jan 1st. Maybe a New Year will bring something better.
YGBFSM... Really???AirTran gave Gary a clear message on what they think of Southwest.
You weren't invited to the party pal. You came along with an Uncle and at first we said, ok, enjoy yourself. Then you got drunk and threw up on my Uncle and trashed the house before you passed out in the bathtub. We just don't want to see you for awhile, if at all. So yeah, I guess you could say don't F'n piss us off.
Sacha, you're an agnry tool.Maybe he is one of those military guys you and Sean Penn hate so much.
I hate to be Debbie Downer, but I see that as less and less likely. I've heard some rather interesting stories about how AAI crews have recently interacted with ours. Already getting ugly out on the line.
Begging for a staple (from anyone) just prior to the SW announcement, and now wanting their seniority AND the SW contract as a kicker. That's a pretty huge 'Snake River Canyon' jump. Most people would be quick to agree.
RF
It cant be any where near that proposal so we only can get better.