? For Jetblue Pilots

[Bavarian Chef]

Been hear almost 5 years, have 9000 options at 12.76 and barely 6 years before they expire.

I expect to see nothing.

Who gives a sheet about the original question. Stock options are no longer issued to new pilots, so stock options have not been addressed in any of our PCG, PCRB or other alphabet soup pay and benefits analyses. Company position.

 

[CosmoKramer]

Been hear almost 5 years, have 9000 options at 12.76 and barely 6 years before they expire.

I expect to see nothing.

Who gives a sheet about the original question. Stock options are no longer issued to new pilots, so stock options have not been addressed in any of our PCG, PCRB or other alphabet soup pay and benefits analyses. Company position.

The question was asked because Spirit is voting on ratifying a contract that does not include any stock options when they go public. Some people here "give a sheet" because we would are pre-ipo employees and want to gauge how well the pre-ipo jetblue pilots did. 6 years is a long time, you still may be able to cash some in and add a pool to your house someday...

 

[Bavarian Chef]

The question was asked because Spirit is voting on ratifying a contract that does not include any stock options when they go public. Some people here "give a sheet" because we would are pre-ipo employees and want to gauge how well the pre-ipo jetblue pilots did. 6 years is a long time, you still may be able to cash some in and add a pool to your house someday...

If stock options are on your TA, I wouldn't count on them. THAT's MY POINT. They're not (from your quote above), so you won't (count on them).

In 6 years, JB will either be bought or merged or middling along at 5-7 bux like it has for the last few years. Mark my post now.