Furloughed mainline pilots entitled to left seat of their regional carriers?

[regionaltard]

"What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine too."

 

[JoeMerchant]

"What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine too."

...your right....and if their greed and ego's hadn't gotten in the way it would be theirs today....

 

[Capi_Cafre']

...your right....and if their greed and ego's hadn't gotten in the way it would be theirs today....

Yep, going from "that job's not good enough for my Squadron buddies" to "hey, I need your job for a while" isn't exactly progress for Trade Unionism in the airline industry, is it?

 

[Captain Morgan]

Mainline pilots can have my job and seniority,... after they "pry it from my cold dead fingers..."

 

[JoeMerchant]

Yep, going from "that job's not good enough for my Squadron buddies" to "hey, I need your job for a while" isn't exactly progress for Trade Unionism in the airline industry, is it?

That's exactly right.....For the most part, mainline pilots don't care about each other....and they definately don't give a darn about lowly regional folks....However when they are out of work they do want their jobs.......

 

[BOX OFFICE]

The moral of the airline industry:

"When the going gets rough, you eat your young".

 

[Papa Woody]

Mainline pilots are entitled to STFU

 

[imacdog]

Hey Andyd,

The term "pay your dues in aviation" isn't meant to be a literal term.

 

[Flyprdu]

On the Great Lakes thread, our friend Andy here explains the process he went through....

That's the attitude we are dealing with here....

Joe, I thought you'd be in support of such a go-getter, get-to-the-top, dog-eat-dog mentality? Isn't that what the American dream is founded on?

 

[say again]

They can have my left seat, once I throw it out for trash!!!