CF34-3B1
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Mary went to Mother Delta.
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Mary went to Mother Delta.
The other week the airplane we we on had some oil (maybe 2 oz.) on the engine exhaust. I called Mx and they said its no big deal fine to fly...i said thats fine let me write it up and you can ops check ok it.....then they actually investigated it more and we swapped airplanes because it was a few hour job to change some of the carbon seals.
ASA is the worst run regional out there. Bar None
I think ASA has some problems, but this is just plain wrong.
Are you blind? You must be management.
So if you don't agree that ASA is the "worst run regional", you are management? I am currently an ALPA volunteer and I volunteered in the strike center this week. However I can think of a few regionals that are worse than ASA. How about Mesa and Transtates? Are we worse than those two?
ASA is the worst run regional out there. Bar None[/quote said:Did you read my post, the worst run regional airline, are you defending the management at ASA?
Thank you. I'm not in management. I just think that there are worse places to be, and worse run regionals. Mesa is a good example. They treat their pilots like dog crap, undercut everyone on price by paying their employees peanuts, and they have a bad product as well.
ASA may have management issues, but I do not think that we are the worst. I think a lot of people lately are polarized by the negotiation process, and those that aren't at the extreme get called management.
For my situation, I would not want to be at any other regional. The base is perfect for my commute, I'm flying decent equipment with great co-workers, the upgrade time is rapidly decreasing, and I truly believe this place will grow tremendously once we get the contract settled.
Thank you. I'm not in management. I just think that there are worse places to be, and worse run regionals. Mesa is a good example. They treat their pilots like dog crap, undercut everyone on price by paying their employees peanuts, and they have a bad product as well.
ASA may have management issues, but I do not think that we are the worst. I think a lot of people lately are polarized by the negotiation process, and those that aren't at the extreme get called management.
For my situation, I would not want to be at any other regional. The base is perfect for my commute, I'm flying decent equipment with great co-workers, the upgrade time is rapidly decreasing, and I truly believe this place will grow tremendously once we get the contract settled.