funnyman12
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I've been at Airtran over 3 years and I'm 30. History shows that I won't know where the better airline to be at is over the course of my career. It is all speculation. Currently SWA and AT are both doing well. In 10 years (i'm still only 40 at that time) who freakin knows. Many captains I fly with were very upset that American didn't hire them in the late 90's. I'm sure if American took over Airtran in 1999 they would have sent every Airtran pilot to the street claiming "career expectations" along with other things. Well these Airtran captains are lucky they didn't go to a legacy at the time. SWA could be the #1 airline in 10 years or be another struggling airline with high costs. Airtran is in the same boat, though obviously, AT THIS TIME, are a much stronger airline. Unless Airtran has high costs, is shrinking, and losing money dont tell me that my career expectations at Airtran would be much lower than SWA in 15 years. If I recall SWA pilots were paid up to 30% less than the legacies prior to 2001. I guess if United bought SWA in 1999 they should have stapled/furloughed SWA pilots due to obvious career expectations. End of rant.....SWA pilots please dont feel the need to pull a power play on us. If a merger happens I would expect Airtran pilots to be treated with respect and understanding.
Bou oh boy PFT again. how much do you make old man? I make more then you will ever make at Valuejet and I have been here 3 years put your diapers back on and go play in someone elses sandbox.
Let me ask you a question if the shoe was on the other foot and Airtran was the bigger of the two would you still say the same thing, i would guess not. Every single pilot at his or her airline is going to want whats best for them. Im sure we would love a staple at SWA but I can tell you thats not going to happen. Im sure you guys would love the samething but thats not going to happen either. Like I said everybody wants what is best for them, can you really blame a pilot group for trying to take care of their own. I would expect nothing less from the Airtran group also. In the end if this does happen Im sure we will meet somewhere in the middle and life will go on.
And yet DAL is still in business. hmmmmmmm. How much has the luv machine lost in the last 2 years? How about them dwinding profits. Your groups arrogance is laughable. Especially since you're the group that began the race to the bottom!I can brag about the fact the WE MADE MONEYand delta did not.
LMAO! Can you also brag about how without buying your job you'd still be sucking the hose off the lav truck? Can you also brag that your pilot group was the catalyst that started the age 65 rule?I can brag about the fact that the pilots of SWA said no to domestic scope unlike you and your friends at Delta.
She thought it was a pubic hair til it peed! Nice move tiny!:laugh::blush:by the way your wife said something totaly opposite about my apandage last night.
Wow, so profound! Not only are you rich beyond your wildest dreams from Southwest but obviously intellectuality rich too. I mean, those hypothetical airline reversals really got me thinking.........