New ASA/XJT JCBA rumor....

[Oakum_Boy]

Who cares. We're about to lose 2/3 of the CRJ fleet and you folks want gold-lined streets and are worried about which software. What most of you should be hoping for is a new job.

 

[79%N1]

^^^^^^^^^^^ This!

Who cares how long the contract is for and what bidding is used or retirement. There won't be a job to retire from. Its funny how the Delta guys are complaining about scope when their contract effectively puts an end to their affiliates. We can argue over if that is good or bad all day, but bottom line is there will not be enough jobs at mainline for everyone, and the junior folks are not only out of a job, but will have few options. Instead of argueing here on PBS, update your logbooks and brush up on your interviewing skills. Junior Captains, brush up on your flows from the right seat.

 

[Texx]

Yea you are retarded. Should be a section for "Flightline" apparently everything else would be quickly done if ASA MEC would give up their ego centric behavior.

It would have been done a long time ago if your guys would work more than 2 days a week at the beginning. Show up in ATL at noon on Tuesday and leave at noon on Thursday. Oh yeah, and watch porn on there laptops while they were here. Real productive.

 

[bigshooter107]

Who cares. We're about to lose 2/3 of the CRJ fleet and you folks want gold-lined streets and are worried about which software. What most of you should be hoping for is a new job.

Exactly, we need a JCBA now. The company needs to know costs for the next few years to bid on the 900 flying and pinnacle and eagle will have concessionary contracts very soon. There are not going to be enough chairs for everyone when the music stops...

 

[Speedtape]

^^^^^^^^^^^ This!

Who cares how long the contract is for and what bidding is used or retirement. There won't be a job to retire from. Its funny how the Delta guys are complaining about scope when their contract effectively puts an end to their affiliates. We can argue over if that is good or bad all day, but bottom line is there will not be enough jobs at mainline for everyone, and the junior folks are not only out of a job, but will have few options. Instead of argueing here on PBS, update your logbooks and brush up on your interviewing skills. Junior Captains, brush up on your flows from the right seat.

First, it is not gloom and doom for Connection Carriers. Read the TA critically. It is much better than you think!

 

[ASA_Aviator]

First, it is not gloom and doom for Connection Carriers. Read the TA critically. It is much better than you think!

Overall, it's a decline for the regionals. If one company gets most of the aircraft, and loses minimal numbers of 50 sweaters, then yes, it won't be doom for that company. I bet we all share the crap sandwich though.

Luckily, there will likely be hiring and growth. It just sucks for those who were planning to make a career of the regionals.

 

[Speedtape]

Overall, it's a decline for the regionals. If one company gets most of the aircraft, and loses minimal numbers of 50 sweaters, then yes, it won't be doom for that company. I bet we all share the crap sandwich though.

Luckily, there will likely be hiring and growth. It just sucks for those who were planning to make a career of the regionals.

There will not be enough pilots to go around anyway. The most desired career will always be at a major for most pilots. So, based on the assumptions in the first 2 sentences, the real shortage will be at the regionals. This means, that that fact alone would restrict growth and quite possibly the labor pool in the regional industry want even be able to support existing or future levels. For those who choose to stay, you will be the big fish in the little pond. You will have secure and good paying jobs because of the limited number of pilots for the available demand. Now, relax and take a deep breath! However, there will be fewer regionals! Only the financially strong will survive--e.g., INC.

 

[79%N1]

There will not be enough pilots to go around anyway. The most desired career will always be at a major for most pilots. So, based on the assumptions in the first 2 sentences, the real shortage will be at the regionals. This means, that that fact alone would restrict growth and quite possibly the labor pool in the regional industry want even be able to support existing or future levels. For those who choose to stay, you will be the big fish in the little pond. You will have secure and good paying jobs because of the limited number of pilots for the available demand. Now, relax and take a deep breath! However, there will be fewer regionals! Only the financially strong will survive--e.g., INC.

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....................and Mesa! Don't forget Mesa! They have the best on time for 3 years, and their pilots are the highest compensated!

 

[Speedtape]

Yea you are retarded. Should be a section for "Flightline" apparently everything else would be quickly done if ASA MEC would give up their ego centric behavior.

hahaha--have to laugh at the pot talking to the kettle! The ASA MEC is hanging on to the best PBS system and rules in the industry. They are protecting your pilots from the POS system that your scheduling chairman is pushing because he does not want to lose his position of power in the new world order! It's that simple!

 

[mckpickle]

hahaha--have to laugh at the pot talking to the kettle! The ASA MEC is hanging on to the best PBS system and rules in the industry. They are protecting your pilots from the POS system that your scheduling chairman is pushing because he does not want to lose his position of power in the new world order! It's that simple!

I've been listening to your oral diarrhea on here for quite some time. Its mostly amusing however I have to comment here. I'm sorry sir however I have no want to continue this after the merger. Furthermore I wouldn't even still be the chairman now if it weren't for the fact that my MEC has requested that I stay. I've been on this committee for a very long time and bring more experience to the job that the combination of most of your volunteers put together. That said, I don't care two shiits about smartpref. I have no loyalty to them. The reason why it's recommended is because it is the best system out there. It has an entirely new approach to bidding by use of the live bidding and has the best chance for ensuring we maintain our quality of life. Contrary to lies spread it does not globalize and take trips from the most senior bidders to give to junior ones. Further more I suggest you get your facts straight about how much "research" your side has done on the topic. Not that I think you'll care or that it'll chance your mind, however you should know the truth about exactly what has been done.
With regards to your system being the best out there, well, I suppose thats a subjective argument. I don't think it's a bad system and when used appropriately and as designed it's able to perform its function properly. However it is not able to do that in it's current form. You can argue with me all you want but I can show you side by side runs with smartpref, line bidding and flightline. And your system simply will not provide our pilots the same quality of life that can be achieved with either of the other two systems. What can you show me to back up your claims? You can't because you are simply a mouthpiece for those who tell you what to say and provide you with what they consider the facts although with nothing to back it up.
So blast me all you want, make it personal for all I care but at least try to get some of your fact right.