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This thread already has me BOARD.
 
*Crews not eligible for per-diem while staying in company-owned lodging. Lavatory usage subject to availability and additional charges. APU and cabin lighting limited to first five minutes past block-in. Additional APU usage available only when passenger boarding commences prior to block-out. Crews caught removing snacks or beverage items from the galley will be prosecuted to disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. "MOTEL MESA" and the "Back-Breaker-Bunkin' Board" are trademarks of Screw the Crew, LLC- A wholly owned subsidiary of Screw Scheduling, INC.
 
*Crews not eligible for per-diem while staying in company-owned lodging. Lavatory usage subject to availability and additional charges. APU and cabin lighting limited to first five minutes past block-in. Additional APU usage available only when passenger boarding commences prior to block-out. Crews caught removing snacks or beverage items from the galley will be prosecuted to disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. "MOTEL MESA" and the "Back-Breaker-Bunkin' Board" are trademarks of Screw the Crew, LLC- A wholly owned subsidiary of Screw Scheduling, INC.

WOW :eek: :puke:

:uzi: MESA:smash:
 
Ok wow. Well I just sent in a debrief on a hotel that didn't offer free wireless to us crewmembers. I guess I'll stop complaining!

someone should send a photo of the board and a brief to this guy http://blogs.usatoday.com/sky/
He writes about the industry. It'd sure be interesting to see the response from MESA should he publish a story on crews forced to carry plywood beds!!
 
That has got to be a joke?

Speeling police alert.

No unfortunetly ets not, we Regonal pelots should make at laest Tirty Five a yaer for starts.
 
You can also do a live chat I think once a week. http://transcripts.usatoday.com/Chats/transcript.aspx?c=896

Im serious about sending this guy a note! If someone posts a photo of "the board" I'll do it myself.
Some things just have to get a little bit of sunlight/exposure in order for change to occur.

I know alot of you guys hate O' Reilly but I bet he could make a freakin mess of all this airliner industry stuff. I mean really, when unskilled labor makes more the first year. On top of that BOARDS? Come on. Six weeks training after how many months and dollars of training before then? Most regional pilots spend 2-3 years (pilot factories aside) before actually interviewing before they land a job.
 
Well I guaranty you that if just one media personality got a hold of this and decided to make it an issue (or joke), the boards would go away. Send it to the local news station in MESA HDQ territory.
I think it's insane that any company would expect this of it's workforce.
 
Think of all the gas money jlo is getting for his motorcycle collection by not paying for three hotel rooms per night in GOK how many cities!

Must be nice at the summer and winter temp extremes...you all need to start calling in sick or fatigued in the outstations that do this.
 
I know alot of you guys hate O' Reilly but I bet he could make a freakin mess of all this airliner industry stuff.

Why would a neocon jackass like O'Reilly give even a passing glance to the plight of working pilots?
 
Hovernut... I love your avatar. I never did bring the camera on my training flights. I'm glad to see someone did! Hopefully, this was a training flight? Or was that one sick Ho? Wait, two blades. Not a ho.
 
*Crews not eligible for per-diem while staying in company-owned lodging. Lavatory usage subject to availability and additional charges. APU and cabin lighting limited to first five minutes past block-in. Additional APU usage available only when passenger boarding commences prior to block-out. Crews caught removing snacks or beverage items from the galley will be prosecuted to disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. "MOTEL MESA" and the "Back-Breaker-Bunkin' Board" are trademarks of Screw the Crew, LLC- A wholly owned subsidiary of Screw Scheduling, INC.
:eek::eek:
Mesa makes me sick. You guys need to grow some.
 
Well I guaranty you that if just one media personality got a hold of this and decided to make it an issue (or joke), the boards would go away. Send it to the local news station in MESA HDQ territory.
I think it's insane that any company would expect this of it's workforce.

Here's what will happen. A memo will come out frome the chief pilots banning the boards and threatening discipline. The trips won't change, but the MESA folks will lose their boards. That's all.
 
Here's what will happen. A memo will come out frome the chief pilots banning the boards and threatening discipline. The trips won't change, but the MESA folks will lose their boards. That's all.


Very true. That memo would ALSO state:

APU's WILL be shut down (for real)

Crews WILL go to the 1 hotel room that they're supposed to share for the <4 hr sit (i.e., no more sleeping on the plane or in the terminal)
 

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