Mercyful Fate
Get yo purple drank on yo
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I don't drink, it's how I feel about them. I avoid them as much as possible.
So what is your excuse for the awful spelling and typing?
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I don't drink, it's how I feel about them. I avoid them as much as possible.
no excuse, you win the prize, proud?
We need to remove the age restrictions on the F/O's let the retiring guys at age 65 guys who still want to work for whatever reason sit in the right seat. Unable to bid Captain, it would mean faster upgrade for the new hires. It would bring a wealth of experience into the regional level. I am going to be very comfortable in retirement, to be able to pick up a couple weeks of flying out of DTW would be great. It make it part time, save the company on benefits. Why not tap this source of cheap experience?Let us also not forget that the new flight and duty rules will probably make the regional lifestyle suck even more than it does now, thus reducing the incentive to work at one.
I'm thinking 10-11 days off for a lot of pilots. If you are a commuter, this is a non-starter. Unless you are single.
We need to remove the age restrictions on the F/O's let the retiring guys at age 65 guys who still want to work for whatever reason sit in the right seat. Unable to bid Captain, it would mean faster upgrade for the new hires. It would bring a wealth of experience into the regional level. I am going to be very comfortable in retirement, to be able to pick up a couple weeks of flying out of DTW would be great. It make it part time, save the company on benefits. Why not tap this source of cheap experience?
I know it's all relative, but there already is a wealth of experience at the regional level. At our airline, it seems the average captain has 10-15 years in an RJ, the average F/O has maybe about 5 in an RJ (unscientific observation).We need to remove the age restrictions on the F/O's let the retiring guys at age 65 guys who still want to work for whatever reason sit in the right seat. Unable to bid Captain, it would mean faster upgrade for the new hires. It would bring a wealth of experience into the regional level. I am going to be very comfortable in retirement, to be able to pick up a couple weeks of flying out of DTW would be great. It make it part time, save the company on benefits. Why not tap this source of cheap experience?