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It is a fact . Flight options will not be wearing this strange looking uniform that is being thrust on flex pilots

Well there's at least one advantage to being part of the value brand - not having to wear the "bespoke" uniform.
 
I've worked in both non union and union industries. After entering the fixed wing world, I knew right away that like it or not, the industry will be most positive for those who are in unions. Its an industry rife with used car salesmen as exectutives. They'll sell you out, and never look back. I wish it were different, but history continually proves this point.
 
Just go to the web site that was posted above and register.

In the last few weeks there have been lots of new Flex pilots posting and asking questions of the FO pilots and the union leadership. It seems to me the tide is turning from a year ago.

I can remember back when they first started to oragnize at FO and I too was worried about signing up and giving my name, now I look back at it and wonder what I was worried about. It was a good decision and I am glad I did it.

I now have piece of mind knowing that major changes will occur only when they are negotiated with the pilots and put in the contract.
 
Why not get a whole new guest at the party by flex inviting the TWU section of the AFL-CIO?

The way I see it, competition is good and having the teamsters and the AFL-CIO duking it out for bragging rights helps everyone.*****

IMHO, Flex going with the IBT would be stupid. And FO pilots should agree - it's not good for them to have their voice diluted in the pissing match Ricci has created.

Or does flexjet not need a union? Really if I were an NJ or FO pilot the last thing I'd want to see is a FJ union right now... so what is it boys - altruistic support or your company on top? You can only pick one.
 
You're Kidding... Right?

Why not get a whole new guest at the party by flex inviting the TWU section of the AFL-CIO?

The way I see it, competition is good and having the teamsters and the AFL-CIO duking it out for bragging rights helps everyone.*****

IMHO, Flex going with the IBT would be stupid. And FO pilots should agree - it's not good for them to have their voice diluted in the pissing match Ricci has created.

Or does flexjet not need a union? Really if I were an NJ or FO pilot the last thing I'd want to see is a FJ union right now... so what is it boys - altruistic support or your company on top? You can only pick one.

"Boys..."

That whole thing is funny.
 
Not going to happen! Research the TWU and then post back. Wouldn't want a organization that has never negotiated a pilot contract in their history and making us their guinea pig. Flight attendants maybe.
 
Do even a little more in-depth research
They can't even negotiate flight attendant contracts
Flex wifey you been into your husbands cough syrup again?
 

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