American Airlines Chief Pilot email

[bluepost]

Could anyone PM me the email for an American Chief pilot or Chicago Chief pilot. I would like to send in some comments on a certain flight.

Thanks.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

Be sure to run a draft by the FI illuminati before sending.

 

[Captain Morgan]

[email protected]

 

[glasspilot]

Here ya go:

AA Chicago Chief Pilots Office Complaint Form.

 

[bluepost]

Come on guys....I'm not looking to hang anybody.

 

[Baronman]

Whatever happened to a call to pro-stands first? Or you really want to light this guy up?

I guess I neglected the possibility that it was a positive.

 

[bluepost]

I'm not an employee, I'm a customer.

 

[Mike man]

I'm not an employee, I'm a customer.

i'm not only a member...but a customer too.

did you really think that someone would give you the email address?

 

[pilotgolfer]

Probably a Netjets know-it-all.

 

[msmb]

Hey bluepost....NO! Go customer satisfy yourself.

 

[dicko]

[email protected]

I think he was replaced in 2001. The new guys email is:
[email protected]

Nice guy. Likes leather and hats.

 

[LearLove]

Here ya go:

AA Chicago Chief Pilots Office Complaint Form.

What do you think the FEDs would do if we pilots filed out one of those forms complaining about management outsourcing flying and running the airline into the ground?

 

[glasspilot]

Dunno...worth a try? Doesn't seem fair to sell a Buick and deliver a KIA though. Not good for the industry either.

 

[tankerhead]

I'd rather drive a new Kia than a new Buick. Those dancing hamsters make me wanna go buy one.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

I'd rather drive a new Kia than a new Buick. Those dancing hamsters make me wanna go buy one.

Tell me about it. I like them too. Very energetic and spunky.

Their Super Bowl commercial with the life-sized sock puppets really softened me up to their brand.

 

[Tejas-Jet]

Whatever happened to a call to pro-stands first? Or you really want to light this guy up?[\QUOTE]

Based on my past experience, I would call pro-standards, and mention the perps name. I would ask if they have prior reports on this individual.

If the answer is no, I tell them what took place and let them handle the problem.

However, if they do know who that person is, and have had to make contact with that person in the past, then that would tell me I need to take this to a higher level.

It tells me they have tried and failed to change the behavior in question.

If pro-standards has tried and failed in the past, why give them another chance? Take it to the Chief...put it in their lap.

 

[glasspilot]

To the OP:

So common, what happened? Leave out the date and city pair if you want but it sounds like a good story.