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P.O. was the DO who stepped down, correct?
correct
They probably werent getting paid anyways........they did the right thing!Wow, my hat is off to these 2 guys (CP and DO). First time in my 13 year career I've seen management pilots stand up for PILOTS instead of pleasing corporate bigwigs/lackeys or the share holder.
Just to make sure everybody gets it right. PO the Do and JC the CP stepped down.
the VPFO is a @#$%^& from Skybus. He's the companies ONLY qualified Captain and is likely glad that no mgt FO's are current.
Thanks PO and JC
VPFO FUPM
Isn't the Skybus guy a resigned USAIRWAYS pilot?
Any Navy guys here that can check his name and record? Chris Grazel
ok so I have to ask.....this guy did not resign his position as VPFO? Did he walk the line with everyone or stay in his office? If he did not resign like the DO and CP were his intentions to fly for the company if the situation presented itself?
So now he gets to keep his mgt position.....on top of that get more money for doing that job thanks to every other pilot? Guess he could go lower than when he was the ACP in DCA back in 2001. Does he still commute from orf?he was going to fly...and I'm pretty sure he completed his IOE but the other guy he was going to fly with was green so they couldn't fly anyway.
I met JC today in FLL. In just the few minutes I talked to him, I could tell he's a stand-guy and that the Spirit guys respect him. I envy working for a CP like that.