Palerider957;1405776]You sound like someone who didn't cut it in the world of 121. If you really did spend anytime (beyond probationary period) you would understand the ASA struggle.
Nice guess but wrong. I left by choice...and it wasnt one of those suggestions by the training department to resign so there is not black mark on the record. I flew the line albeit reserve. ASA struggle? Pleeeese!
I can only guess you are resentful because of some failing. I've run into the attitude many times before, it's the "I didn't want to be there anyway" and "there not so smart" attititude.
No resentment at all because I didnt fail. As a matter of fact, I was the only one in my class who didnt have to have extra sims or IOE time. (I did blow my King Air type ride when I screwed up the hold entry, but I thought I did a pretty good job as a 450 hour pilot getting that type the following week) And for the record, I wanted to be there and I have never claimed to be smarter than anyone else.
No, flying an RJ is not rocket science. ASA pilots for fighting for a fundamental improvement after years of being crapped on......I guess you don't understand any of this.
How have you ASA folks been crapped on anymore than any other pilot group has claimed to be? I guess you are right...Im not understanding you. As I see it, no one is forcing you to fly for a living. The pay and benes are what they are. If its not to your standards, go drive a truck. Heres a news flash: Management will do the absolute minimum...why do any more? It will NEVER be as you want it. Get over yourselves and start enjoying life. Or dont. Continue with the victim mentality. Either way, airplanes will contimue to fly.