AMR can abandon pilots' union contract -judge

[Golden Falcon]

AA was one of the most desirable airlines to get hired by in the '80's second only to Delta...

 

[say again]

AA was one of the most desirable airlines to get hired by in the '80's second only to Delta...

Things can change overnight in this industry, unfortunately.

 

[Whine Lover]

AA was one of the most desirable airlines to get hired by in the '80's second only to Delta...

Absolutely. But they were still not necessarily the highest paid.

UsAir, had some of the highest rates ( at one point, THE highest I believe ) in the Industry in the late 80's.

I had great hair in the 80's, and Southwest was a low paid, "stepping-stone", glorified commuter job.

My, how things change...


YKW

 

[xjlifer]

Absolutely. But they were still not necessarily the highest paid.

UsAir, had some of the highest rates ( at one point, THE highest I believe ) in the Industry in the late 80's.

I had great hair in the 80's, and Southwest was a low paid, "stepping-stone", glorified commuter job.

My, how things change...


YKW

That is pretty funny....and sad...and true.
(At least the hair part for me)

 

[ASA_Aviator]

Absolutely. But they were still not necessarily the highest paid.

UsAir, had some of the highest rates ( at one point, THE highest I believe ) in the Industry in the late 80's.

I had great hair in the 80's, and Southwest was a low paid, "stepping-stone", glorified commuter job.

My, how things change...


YKW

It will continue to change. I believe that Southwest will become less and less desirable, but who knows?

 

[Golden Falcon]

Why is the rest of your life in a FLUF bouncing around the states so desirable anyway, not that it's bad, but what's the attraction??????

 

[nimtz]

Why is the rest of your life in a FLUF bouncing around the states so desirable anyway, not that it's bad, but what's the attraction??????

Because you have warrior spirit!

 

[redflyer65]

Was the new announcement of Skywest Rjs coming the being of the 'new' contract that Horton has in mind?

RF

 

[tomgoodman]

Why is the rest of your life in a FLUF bouncing around the states so desirable anyway, not that it's bad, but what's the attraction??????

The rest of your life?!! Well, it would eliminate the need for a pension.

 

[Golden Falcon]

Reading some of the APA emails, looks like a very hostile, pilot-firing environment is festering there, not at all a good place to work at the moment,,,