michael707767
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CF34-3B1 said:Personally, I think they will support us. They already are really.
I think the Delta pilots would support ASA. CMR is another thing though.
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CF34-3B1 said:Personally, I think they will support us. They already are really.
michael707767 said:I think the Delta pilots would support ASA. CMR is another thing though.
D. Bedson said:Sounds like everybody on here is in favor of a better contract over continued growth. If that's what you want then that's exactly what you'll get.
There is no problem sending all future orders of DCI aircraft to CHQ or other carriers. Their pilots would be more than happy to fly those airplanes and make money for DCI if the ASA pilot group doesn't want to.
Yes, because not only would DB post comments on this board, but he would also do it under his own name, and also make sure his profile was correct.Palerider957 said:This is NOT Drew...look at the profile, it says CL-65. I think Drew only did some ferry flights in the ATR-72 for ASA. I am pretty sure he is NOT CL-65 qualified.
F.uck off nimrod....
FL990 said:So are you Bow Peep or the Little Sheep? Because by the way YOU talk, you are obviously a follower and not a leader or someone who can conjure up his own thought process.
I am not saying that we should fold and just take what we have. I am saying that we need to come up with reasons why management should give it to us. I am going to post something on this board that I posted on another:
I agree that management takes advantage of the pilot groups in many ways...but instead of whinning and complaining all the time, we need to all (EVERYONE...ALL ALPA PILOTS) put our heads together and come up with a way to get the upper hand......because right now, its like we are walking into a gun fight with a water pistol and telling everyone to drop there weapons...and actually expecting them too and getting mad cause they won't. Negotiations don't work this way. YOU MUST HAVE LEVERAGE!! Unfortunately, we as pilots don't have enough to get what we want at this time. For us at ASA, a strike is unlikely...Bush has said it won't happen on his watch...that takes away an enormous amount of leverage right away and the company knows this. Yes, we can hold strickly to policies, write everything up....etc etc, but this only goes so far if its just one group doing it.....But if ALL OF DELTA does it...thats another story...
When we all come together as one voice, then and only then will we have the leverage to get what we want. Right now, we're going strap with a pump action WATER GUN!!!
: OK, now that you have read that, do you still think I'm management? Does that sound like something management would say? Think about this...put yourself in managements shoes for just one second. If you were in there place, why give us what we want. What threat do we offer them that they must try and avoid. In baseball, Derik Jeter gets paid what he does because of the fear that he might leave and go to another team...we don't have that threat because they don't care. The only threat that we have is as a UNION and a true union is everyone, not just ASA, or Comair as individuals, BUT EVERYONE, and to top it all of, they use our own competition between each other in the union as THEIR LEVERAGE...look at what the flight attendants are trying to do...THATS A UNION!
Ya caught me....ya caught the "TATOR"!ifly4food said:Why do you have so much inside knowledge and "negotiating experience"? By your own admission, that narrows your identity to a handful of possible people, half of who work on the ALPA side. You don't work for ALPA...
FL990 said:Ya caught me....ya caught the "TATOR"!
Ron White - AKA...."the Tater"ifly4food said:Huh? ok.....
You should kicked him in his balls! I'm tired of these junior FO's shouting for services on the radio and running ragged to "get out on time." Captains, put the newspaper down and exercise some leadership! Educate these young whelps.Freebrd said:It is illegal for the union to 'suggest' things for you to do in order to get management's attention. You'll just have to start on your own, and then watch as it catches on with other pilots and spreads. Actually saw an FO unload almost the entire cargo load by himself recently! That'll get management's attention...NOT!
I agree. We can't sacrafice customer service just to piss management off. Whether we like it or not, when we do harm to the companies reputation, it affects us as pilots negatively as well. I'm not saying that we need to be out there loading bags...thats not our job, and if we start doing that, they won't keep enough ramp staff because "the pilots can just help out." No, we really shouldn't be doing this, but we should be doing our job. I believe that the book says that we are supposed to call for a departure coordinator...is that correct? Regardless, there is a procedure to follow when the aircraft needs serviced and that is what we need to do. But we should not have this "screw ASA" attitude because that ulitimately effects our lifeline, which is our customers. We need to remember that...those people in the back of the plane, they aren't just passengers, they are customers and like Metro said, this industry is a customer service industry.MetroSheriff said:Indeed. God forbid some young wipper snapper try to do his part to advise operations that the aircraft is in need of lav service. As for doing what you can to help run on time, it would be a **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED** shame if it ever crossed our minds that this is a customer service industry.
I am all for getting a good contract, but with an attitude that constantly says fu@k the people who are paying for the tickets it won't be long before we are down the deep, dark sh1thole that every airline but JetBlue, AirTran and Southwest is in.