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Bravodude:

I have no problem with re-interviewing for my job at a merged carrier, as long as all the SWA guys re-interview too. I suspect that most of SWA and AAI guys would end up still working together . . . but you might not pass muster after a second look, after showing your ass so competely in this string.

I'm thinking that your own pilot group might like to collectively shed themselves of you, after seeing your incoherent half-assed ramblings on here.

Do us all a favor, and go home to your parent's basement, and whack off to your coveted collection of "Airline" DVDs . . . . you won't be missed by either pilot group, I'm sure :rolleyes: .


TW
you are one to talk about rambling. wow I must have hit a nerve but its ok because you are just to cool for me. take care!
 
They're probably about as proud to claim him as we are to claim the dude that plays "Bad to the bone" on the f%$kin harmonica.


Don't forget his additional duties as "Honorary Hat Police" and "Customs Inspector".
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AAI pilots do not share the same culture philosophy of AirTran Management, AirTran Operations, and especially AirTran Gate Agents. For those three groups, SWA management would have to clean house. The AAI pilots would transition nicely into SWA because most of us are customer focused. If SWA took over, we would finally have operations folks running these stations that we could count on to do their jobs correctly and support us. As it stands now, our pilots have to make sure everyone else does their jobs due to the sheer incompetence of the entire operation.



All above is 100% a true statement! For the two years flying for AAI the PILOTS were the true leaders. All other work groups you mentioned have no place in the culture here at SWA.

There are a few strange individuals (pilots)that I would prefer not to see but most are class acts.

Lets leave the sexual predators and bag checkers where they are.

Bigeasy
 
Fun thread but don't bother getting into all of these integration wars because...

N E V E R ___G O N N A ___H A P P E N ! ! ! !

N O ___W A Y ___N O___ H O W ! ! !
 
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Guess we should be glad that it's NOT up to you.

I thought the first post about that from bravodude was just flamebait... maybe not.

Re-interview for the job you already have... genius. And what will you do when you kill a large percentage of the pilots in the "interview" and you still have to staff those planes PLUS your deliveries?

Armchair CEO decisions don't always work out so well, huh? :rolleyes:

Not that I believe this will happen but, if it ever did, I think we're going to have to be a little more "team players" than the attitudes that some are displaying here.

As far as stapling, it would suck for our senior CA's but, with some fences in to protect the guys who are due to retire and/or upgrade in the next few years as well as pay protection when the fences come down, by and large it wouldn't be a bad deal.

I still think we'll be more likely to merge with Frontier. Care to make a bet, roughkneck? :beer:

Too easy. It won't be such a bad deal after all will it?
 
Another thread where more trannies begging for a SWA staple.

What has changed?
 

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