John Pennekamp
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atlcrjdriver said:Are your pax worth it? I would hope so...
Fly Safe...
They're not my pax. ASA choses to screw them by their mismanagement. I chose to let them.
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atlcrjdriver said:Are your pax worth it? I would hope so...
Fly Safe...
SuperKooter said:Here we go again the ALPAites are ready to "Burn the Mutha" down like a bunch of spoiled children oblivious the big picture.
I have yet to get an answer to the question I have been asking in almost every thread for weeks.
Is the 70 pay worth the jobs of 100 pilots?
John Pennekamp said:They're not my pax. ASA choses to screw them by their mismanagement. I chose to let them.
79%N1 said:Yeah, you know what, I have to agree with that. I tend to go overboard trying to help and and make things run better, because I believe the people are and should be treated like customers - not passangers. But, It is so evident to me that ASA management does not care about customers, and lacks the ability abd vision to care for them as such. One of the biggest is wheel chairs. If we did not pick up the ball on this, a wheel chair may NEVER show up at the airplane. How many times have I waited with a pax that missed their next connection while waiting? Unacceptable. But, what does ASA mismanagement and Liarbrecque do to improve this? NOTHING, is what.
Solution:
Dial the GO, ask for BL, hand your cell phone to the disabled passenger and tell them you have the CEO on the phone for them to complain to. :-}
14RF SUX
14RF SUX said:Although you are joking be careful. A DFW Captain made the following announcement while waiting to park in ATL in an aircraft with a cabin temp over 100 degrees:79%N1 said:Solution:
Dial the GO, ask for BL, hand your cell phone to the disabled passenger and tell them you have the CEO on the phone for them to complain to. :-}
14RF SUX
"Ladies and Gentlemen... while we are waiting to park please look in the seat pocket in front of you. In this pocket you will find a Delta SKY magazine which has a customer comment card approximately 4/5ths of the way towards the back. While we are waiting, feel free to provide your comments and thoughts on Atlantic Southeast Airlines and our service today."
As far as I know there was an overwhelming return rate on comment cards from that flight and the Captain still has the Company's disciplinary letter in his file.
JustaNumber said:"...we were previously 70 lines short on the ramp, and that did not take into account any sick leave, or other leaves. ... The shortage occured over time, and while our attrition rates remain stable, attrition still outpaced new hires. "
No accountablility. Properly staffing the airline is one of the most basic of management functions you can imagine. This is the calibre of our leadership team.