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The homeless guy under the bridge looks pretty compfortable... That kind of compfort? Or peer average compfort?
The pilots of jetBlue have been told for years that we would be compensated by peer set industry average... JB has yet to do that.
"money just buys moreSH-T" sure does!! Why don't you give all yours away. or better yet, just go to work for free, I'm sure you'll get hired anywhere.
BTW, I think it's awsome that we've been working for years to bring pilot compensation back up and guys like you are willing to undermine any progress with statments like "money just buys more SH-T". Enjoy the right seat.
Then do it ... keep your a$$ where your anonymity is tough guy.
The PEA is very clear on fragmentation. It isn't there. Should work out fine for our fellow 190 pilots since we are in the airline industry and our leadership are such nice guys and a gal who just stole our health care and sold employees that it was better for us.
Were you here when D2 was running around backed up by flight operations and key pilots that T5 was a narrow body only terminal.
I think some tool and fool used the black helicopter stuff then too.
At least you can keep you PEA for a few month until you are folded into their CBA. RIght seat at Republic pays how much?
When are you upgrading to the 190?
Is that all you've got Splert? Appears your lose'in it.
So all the 190 guys will go to republic and you will be
going where....????
Oh please........... I have been an ALPA REP for the past 5.5 years at your former airline you know who I am and what work I have done........I have done more for the profession than you do by just complaining on a forum all day long. I passed up the interview at JetBlue, for the reasons listed above. My point is the amount of complaining that goes on about JetBlue is getting tiresome. YOU KNEW the deal prior to submitting your application, you're part of the problem. Either work to educate your fellow pilots in voting YES to ALPA, go find another job OR SUCK IT up and work under the conditions you agreed to but stop blaming everyone else.
spoken like a true 6yr fo at a regional carrier that never managed an upgrade... but I hope your enjoying spirit. "Suck it up and work under the conditions you agreed to" man, you are a true advocate of the pilots. I sure wish you were helping us...
Go back to whining about your vegas overnights... You don't know jack about whats going on here.
"you knew what you signed up for"... spare me the rhetoric
Please, Spirit has a killer a contract ( you know, one negotiated by ALPA) and I'll upgrade in the next 5 years. Send me your résumé I walk it in...........
Never heard of it referred to as a "killer contract" other than the deep circadian skeds, if that's what you mean. Five yrs? If you wait that long, you'll be way behind the legacy hiring wave. Oh wait, you're going to stay there? Good luck man, every place seems great at first.
The pay rates needs to come up, but with the line bidding/pay protection, 5 days off between blocks of work days (contractual minimum of 4 ), I think it's a good contract, "killer" is a bit much,
I don't mind not flying for a legacy, I don't need to impress my friends with pictures of 777s
At $70/hour in year 3, you won't need to.
Problem you'll have, vis-a-vis your new company is that the Legacy's will no longer let the "next SWA" survive. For them, they will step on the neck of the LLCs with regional jets and capacity dumps. I wouldn't go out and get a mortgage based on a projected 5 year upgrade if I were you.
Three years from now I'll be at $84/hr and my wife and I bought our home 3 years ago, but I appreciate your concern. It will certainly be interesting the next few years at Spirit but the alternative was JetBlue or stay at Expressjet, I am comfortable with my move and only time will tell if I made the right decision. Fortunately I married way out of my league and my family and I would be just find with my wife's salary. I may be taking a risk, but that's life.
The point I was trying to make (to anyone interested in JBlue) is enjoy the opportunity Jetblue has to offer and roll with the punches. We are all just along for the ride. Don't let the Internet tough guys sway you one way or another. just because they live a miserable existence doesn't mean you need to
You are right, it is very risky marrying out of ones league! lol Great post
Yep- as they say if your Father's poor, it's fate. If your Father-in-Law's poor, it's stupidity.![]()