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Well... it's only 9E that got the shaft with the Bloch award. Pretty sure XJ 2000-04 hires really have nothing to be angry about. We made out like kings!
Affirm..but the back hair is growing like a Chia Pet from all the great news. Oh well...we all have been affected/infected by this merger...Except colgan that is.
Oh I sympathize with these guys, believe me. I wrote a thread on airlinks about how relative would hurt us and how DOH was best, but that thread was killed at the request of the 9E merger committee. I still think DOH would have been best, and most easiest pill to swallow. XJ and 9E would have been fair with it, and as for Colgan they would lose on DOH merger but god forbid they have to spend more than 15 months before upgrading to Saab captain. You XJ folks probably know this already, but the 9E's committee's #1 goal was to protect the seniors at 9E. I was told by one of the merger members that the -900 category was our worst case scenario and this was right after the Bloch award came out. Oh well. When you argue and fight unfairly, not update seniority lists, and not clarify up the class date issue, expect to have your rear end handed to you. To all XJ pilots, sorry 9E was too arrogant and didn't go for DOH.Well... it's only 9E that got the shaft with the Bloch award. Pretty sure XJ 2000-04 hires really have nothing to be angry about. We made out like kings!
To all XJ pilots, sorry 9E was too arrogant and didn't go for DOH.
Agreed, but how does one arrive at "did what he thought was best for his pilots." Personally, I think it's common sense. If you represent a group of people, and it's time to decide on a certain matter, then that matter should be sent out to vote by the people group! What would have been wrong with that? This way, he would have gone into negotiations with a clear picture of what the pilot group wants. It's hard to imagine him fighting for anyone except the senior side considering how staunchly against DOH they were. Instead, they were never interested in what the pilot group thought or wanted. Any dissent (aka, opinions) about how the SLI should go was quickly deleted at their request.What Hunter and his boys did, he did with the best information he chose to make available to himself and did what he thought was best for his pilots. Unfortunately the man wasn't equal to the task. Myself, I hope he lays awake at night regretting it and maybe he'll learn some humility.
Wasn't all 9E fault, which is why I'm writing this. When everyone reads the mea culpa above please remember this was a few appointed people at 9E, not 9E as a group.
One for all and all for one and all that crap.
Agreed, but how does one arrive at "did what he thought was best for his pilots." Personally, I think it's common sense. If you represent a group of people, and it's time to decide on a certain matter, then that matter should be sent out to vote by the people group! What would have been wrong with that? This way, he would have gone into negotiations with a clear picture of what the pilot group wants. It's hard to imagine him fighting for anyone except the senior side considering how staunchly against DOH they were. Instead, they were never interested in what the pilot group thought or wanted. Any dissent (aka, opinions) about how the SLI should go was quickly deleted at their request.