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Wow, Dan. I think its YOU who are sounding every bit as defensive as the SWA boys on an SLI thread.

Sure is different when someone shines a light where YOU don't want it.

Okay Fubi, let's talk about the B scale YOU voted for at Alaska to save your job. For all the preaching you do on here about pay rates that drag the industry down your vote on B Scale makes you part of the club you despise the most. Pot meet Kettle.
 
but those flights that were cancelled were still profitable, and high-yield to boot. Your information is simply wrong.

That makes sense. Let's cancel some high-yield, profitable flights and move the airplanes to the Bay Area to compete with someone we're trouncing.

Yeah, right.
 
Okay Fubi, let's talk about the B scale YOU voted for at Alaska to save your job.

Sorry, Ace (or is it Sacka with a new screen name?). I was hired under the only B-scale Alaska ever had. It was on the property long before I came aboard.

Nice try, though, Loser.
 
Sorry, Ace (or is it Sacka with a new screen name?). I was hired under the only B-scale Alaska ever had. It was on the property long before I came aboard.

Nice try, though, Loser.

You have said your a captain at Alaska, when did you upgrade,when where you hired ?
 
Figure it out, if you're such an Alaska historian. I spent the entire 5 years on the B-scale. So it had to be on the property before I got hired.

There's no way I could have voted for it.
 
Figure it out, if you're such an Alaska historian. I spent the entire 5 years on the B-scale. So it had to be on the property before I got hired.

There's no way I could have voted for it.

So you knew there was a B Scale there and you chose to go there anyway and work for B Scale wages. Thanks for holding that bar up for the rest of us by working for B scale wages.

Awaiting your back peddling in 3, 2, 1...........
 
Sorry, Ace (or is it Sacka with a new screen name?). I was hired under the only B-scale Alaska ever had. It was on the property long before I came aboard.

Nice try, though, Loser.

You going to Alaska for B Scale makes your diatribes in the LCC section laughable. Your credibility is going down faster than Kim Kardashian on pro athletes.
 
Well, they don't have a B-scale at VX now do they? They only have substandard wages/benefits. No chance of improving.

Quite a difference. Alaska wasn't pulling wages down at the time. VX is.

Easy to see, unless YOU have an agenda.

So stick the backpedaling comment up there next to your head, new Sacka.
 
Well, they don't have a B-scale at VX now do they? They only have substandard wages/benefits. No chance of improving.

Quite a difference. Alaska wasn't pulling wages down at the time. VX is.

Easy to see, unless YOU have an agenda.

So stick the backpedaling comment up there next to your head, new Sacka.

Just showing how you love to talk out both sides of your mouth. Wouldn't B Scale be considered substandard wages? That's why they call it B Scale.
 
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Seriously, new Sacka, you are a dolt.

On a B-scale it ends after a delineated time. 5 years in our case. With a non-Union substandard wage airline like VX, they ALWAYS have poor wages.

Once the B-scale is you return to the main pay scale.

VXers NEVER do. They're stuck making 60% of my wages. And that rate draws EVERYONE down to their level. The only thing they lead is the race to the bottom.
 

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