Fresh Air
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Red Label program
Any Flight Options pilot planning to transfer over to Flex hoping to get in on that Red Label program should be VERY cautious, this smells like a classic bait-and-switch.
For now it sure looks like the 350's will be staffed by junior Options transferrees, since few of the Flex guys want anything to do with the program. But once they get a bunch of Challenger PIC hopefuls from Options to transfer over to the bottom of the Flex seniority list, all it would take is a little tweak of the program via email to make it attractive to the Flex guys, and suddenly all those would-be Red Label Options guys become career Learjet SIC's.
Not going to try to address any potential ethics/solidarity/Union issues here, I just want to advise anyone wanting to transfer over to be very very cautious and to get any promises in writing.
The Flex a/c, KR does not like the Dallas FSDO, he has an amazing relationship in Rochester, so amazing that even other FSDO's are amazed. Trust me, it won't be long before all a/c are on Flops certificate.
The options pilots are standing strong on the red label. There will be some that will go for it, but they would go wipe KR's as* every time he sh*t if he threw money at them.
The red label will not be stopped, this is his dedicated screwing part 3. 1st, back in the Flops original days, 2nd the globals, and now this. It will proceed forward, guys that you probably all ready trained in dfw from flops that were sllready running their mouths during Indoc about the dedicated screwing will take it.
It's up to us, too make a decision, we can unite in 1 company and union, get an all covering new contract and at which point that is agreed to and voted yes on, the language in that contract would dictate the future of the red label program.
These were not outside orders, these a/c orders were from flexjet, these a/c belong to flexjet. look at our phenoms, they might be painted and rebranded, but which pilots are flying them and why.
Any Flight Options pilot planning to transfer over to Flex hoping to get in on that Red Label program should be VERY cautious, this smells like a classic bait-and-switch.
For now it sure looks like the 350's will be staffed by junior Options transferrees, since few of the Flex guys want anything to do with the program. But once they get a bunch of Challenger PIC hopefuls from Options to transfer over to the bottom of the Flex seniority list, all it would take is a little tweak of the program via email to make it attractive to the Flex guys, and suddenly all those would-be Red Label Options guys become career Learjet SIC's.
Not going to try to address any potential ethics/solidarity/Union issues here, I just want to advise anyone wanting to transfer over to be very very cautious and to get any promises in writing.