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Gojets "one of the best contracts"

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ILOVEBEER and ANDYD:

Scab and Honorary Scab, respectively.


The way you girls throw around the word scab, you clearly don't even know the meaning. When I crossed at United and Continental at least I deserved to be called a scab. You don't know sh!t junior...
 
The way you girls throw around the word scab, you clearly don't even know the meaning. When I crossed at United and Continental at least I deserved to be called a scab. You don't know sh!t junior...

Perhaps you prefer the word "neoscab" to reflect the changing labor-busting tactics of our age. But the age-old nature of the scab remains the same. It must be difficult going through life with your ID turned around to hide your shame.
 
apparently the HR depts at the majors don't care either. there was a go-jets guy in my class at DAL, i've heard that there was 2 in the last NWA class and 1 in the last UAL class (i may have the last 2 transposed). Go Jets pilots of past (pre-union and pre-conctract guys/gals) are the ones you could relate closest to a scab in MY opinion. The current Go Jet pilot group......the ones hired post union/contract are NO different than any other regional pilot trying to get the first job, get the upgrade and get the pic to move on someday. At least they are unionized at this point.....if there's any fingerpointing to be doing over pilots flying non-union and taking union flying away then direct your attention to Colgan or Skywest (again the majors don't give a rip....1/3 of my dal class was skywest!)...they were given the choice of a union and turned it down. mistake in my opinion and one that will come to bite them in the ass in the future. again..all of the above is MY opinion and nothing more, but MAYBE we should lay off the go jet guys....






You want to point the finger at Skyw, but not the Hojet pilots that took a job at a carrier that was only established to allow Hulas to stab the pilots at TSA in the back?


Did you really manage to pass the psych eval for DAL, or are you still at Gulfstream?
 
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There contract is based on the POS that TSA has had since 2000. Way to raise the bar by basically taking a ********************ty contract, getting a commuter clause(does you no good when nobody will let you on) added into it, and calling it done. No CX pay till 98% completion factor, you all will never have 98% completion factor, hulas will make sure of that by CX flights on purpose.
 
Except at TSA we get 95% line guarantee and block or better per segment/leg. Plus over at goatjet its a 5 and a half year agreement for that POS contract.
 
Yea that sounds right, I couldnt quite remember exactly what it said. So even a contract that is a few years old is better than this POS that GJ signed in.
 
The way you girls throw around the word scab, you clearly don't even know the meaning. When I crossed at United and Continental at least I deserved to be called a scab. You don't know sh!t junior...

Oh! So you've had experience in taking jobs at the expense of others before? Whether you did or didn't in your past, your current airline is as close to a scab airline as one can be in today's industry.

People who claim this not to be a problem, are either missinformed or are part of the defeatist attitude that is widespread amongst us.
 
I work at GoJets and I think the contract/lifestyle is great. I don't know why everyone gives us such a hard time.

OK, when you try to flamebait you gotta clean up your past posts....You live in SoCal and work for Skywest.

Possibly quit Skywest and looking for contract flying on the side, but still live in SoCal.

You might be bitter against regional flying so you like to throw mud against the wall to see if it sticks.

Close?????
 
Pretty close Simon. However I do not work for SkyWest any longer and no, I am not resentful. I left the industry before I could hate my job. I think all the name calling is funny though.
 
Pretty close Simon. However I do not work for SkyWest any longer and no, I am not resentful. I left the industry before I could hate my job. I think all the name calling is funny though.

Scab groupie? You are definitely a troubled person.
 
Gojet was a great place to work....fellow GoJetters PM me and ill walk in your resume to Delta....if u want
 
This is all so very funny... it seems like GoJet management is banding together to invent positive comments completely out of thin air.

Long story short - GoJets and their pilots deserve ZERO respect.

GoJets was founded on the most unethical of principles.

FACT: Trans States Holdings was both FURLOUGHING and HIRING pilots at THE SAME TIME a few years ago. Furloughing from Trans States and hiring into GoJets.

Everything about the creation of that company BEGS for the SAME THING to happen all over again to GoJets pilots. If the pilot group there actually acquired a good contract (unlikely given the mentality that caused them to interview there in the first place), what are the odds that TSH mgmt will threaten the creation of another GoJets lookalike to keep the pilot group down? Pretty good I'd guess.

The contract truly is sub-par - any belief that it's not should require a drug test. But IT DOESN'T MATTER. The company is ethically unsound in every way.

Whether the pilot group finally got a union or not, it doesn't matter. A man's gotta make sound decisions in life and he's sure as heck gotta be accountable for them. Have some fundamental respect for yourself and stay as far away from GoJets as humanly possible. Hell, even Mesa looks shiny and nice in comparison.

My jumpseat is never available for a GoJet pilot - and if I'm in the hiring loop in the future, GoJet on the resume is simply a non-starter.
 

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