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Your missing the point. The example you gave above is good if you're a share holder in Frontier, not a pilot.

I don't think you understand what the F9 pilots actually achieved with their new contract. It was much more than the majority of its peers have been able to attain in the last six years.
 
Feel Superior? For what? I'm simply giving you a little history lesson that has happened to many a good man in the past and is a very real possibility for F9.

Ask any legacy pilot if he thinks RJ's and T-props have taken flying from them.

Gup
 
I don't think you understand what the F9 pilots actually achieved with their new contract. It was much more than the majority of its peers have been able to attain in the last six years.

I guess you're right. Dropping first year pay from the 50 dollar range to the 30 dollar range was looking out for future Frontier pilots. I'm glad you don't run the company.

In the past you might have attracted pilots because your first year pay was better than most other majors. Why would you do it now. You can go to CAL for 30 dollars and hour, or UPS.

I'm afraid by the time you wake up it'll be too late.
 
Feel Superior? For what? I'm simply giving you a little history lesson that has happened to many a good man in the past and is a very real possibility for F9.

Ask any legacy pilot if he thinks RJ's and T-props have taken flying from them.

Gup

Thank you for your concern. However, read my above post. I also point to Delta, N.W., UAL, and others who have given up hundreds of millions. F9 has been able to come away with a better contract than their last which is better than the hundreds who sold out at the afforementioned carriers of which one I am currently employed. I hope SWA pilots will attain similiar results with your contract when your time comes
 
Well, hmmm... let's see here. If the Q-400's aren't being operated by Frontier pilots (i.e. IF they were given up in the Scope section), that means the Frontier pilots signed an agreement that contained pay freezes at some points, pay CUTS at some points, AND the growth is all going to a feeder carrier and not to the Frontier pilots in exchange for those give-backs.

THAT would SUCK... unless you were the guy flying the Q-400 in the left seat.


No...even if you are flying that thing from the left seat it would still suck. Met one of their Captains jumpseating home a few weeks ago. Off the street guy with prior time in the original Dash 8 ,with Type Rating and prior PIC in the aircraft. His hourly rate? $50.00/hr!!:eek: That's less than Piedmont pays for the 100 and 300 series aircraft that they have.Oh,well......:rolleyes:


PHXFLYR:cool:
 
I guess you're right. Dropping first year pay from the 50 dollar range to the 30 dollar range was looking out for future Frontier pilots. I'm glad you don't run the company.

In the past you might have attracted pilots because your first year pay was better than most other majors. Why would you do it now. You can go to CAL for 30 dollars and hour, or UPS.

I'm afraid by the time you wake up it'll be too late.

I agree, I would rather go to another carrier. However why would CURRENT F9 pilots CARE about future pilots' pay when they can perserve and/or enhance the EXISTING pilots pay. think about it. By the way your theory doesn't hold water F9 is flush with applicants. Also try not to put words in my mouth I never said anything about "looking out for future pilots" so I'm not sure what you are talking about. And, before you go on associating me with F9 please READ my post. I am not associated with F9
 
I agree, I would rather go to another carrier. However why would CURRENT F9 pilots CARE about future pilots' pay when they can perserve and/or enhance the EXISTING pilots pay. think about it. By the way your theory doesn't hold water F9 is flush with applicants. Also try not to put words in my mouth I never said anything about "looking out for future pilots" so I'm not sure what you are talking about. And, before you go on associating me with F9 please READ my post. I am not associated with F9

Sooo, who are you a pilot for?
 
However why would CURRENT F9 pilots CARE about future pilots' pay when they can perserve and/or enhance the EXISTING pilots pay. think about it.


I am so grateful that the pilots at my airline who signed the current contract before I was hired didn't share YOUR point of view...
 
I am so grateful that the pilots at my airline who signed the current contract before I was hired didn't share YOUR point of view...

I agree, however, I'm calling BS. He wouldn't be that dumb if he worked at one of the "other" carriers he claims to work for. N.W., Delta, United? Those pilots would understand what Guppy and I are talking about. Anyone who's been in this business, even for a short time, understands what we're trying to say.

I think he's a low time, or no pic time, pilot for F9. Or he's just flame baiting us.
 
Anyone else figure out that Lynx isn't the enemy here but whoever is operating those RJs for the JetExpress operation is?

Lynx is just creating growth for mainline. Lynx will probably never fly a route that mainline would operate.

Frontier Jet Express on the other hand... They are going to have nearly as many of those 170s in DEN as Airbus, and unlike Lynx, they can, will, and are operating on routes that mainline has served.
 

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