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Make less money, have less days off and deal with the same 5% of knuckle heads all the time. Folks will be jumping all over this one
 
Chuck Norris is the only one qualified!
PBR
 
Hey I took one of your guys in the jumpseat last week. I went to get something out of my flightbag and the momo was resting his foot on it!
Keep your feet off the Captains bag and dress nice...that's all I ask.
 
That's asking a lot from a 9E pilot. Half of them don't even wear ties when they are walking through the terminal.

I had a 9E JS'er out of PNS years back when I was an FO. My CA had to clue him on the "No Jeans" part of business casual attire code. Good stuff.
 
I had a 9E JS'er out of PNS years back when I was an FO. My CA had to clue him on the "No Jeans" part of business casual attire code. Good stuff.

Industry wide my friend. An AA guy showed up in shorts and a T-shirt on one of my last flights:eek:
 
That's asking a lot from a 9E pilot. Half of them don't even wear ties when they are walking through the terminal.

I had a 9E JS'er out of PNS years back when I was an FO. My CA had to clue him on the "No Jeans" part of business casual attire code. Good stuff.
AT least he had jeans on. After all...it is PNS man! Where's the Beach Dude!
 
Jeez, I ask a simple question about the Pinnacle Chief Pilot and get a bunch of junk about jumpseating. Guess nobody knows anything.
 
Or those who know have been asked to keep their yap shut about it until it's decided.

Down to 3 candidates, one who is a solid mgmt pilot who will probably get it, even though the other 2 candidates are probably better qualified.

Should know pretty soon now.
 
Down to 3 candidates, one who is a solid mgmt pilot who will probably get it, even though the other 2 candidates are probably better qualified.


Actually, none of them are very qualified. The company isn't willing to pay enough to attract any real talent for the position. None of the guys that would be any good at the position would sink themselves into that bureaucracy anyway, at any price.
 
Actually, none of them are very qualified. The company isn't willing to pay enough to attract any real talent for the position. None of the guys that would be any good at the position would sink themselves into that bureaucracy anyway, at any price.
Time will tell.

Been hearing some VERY interesting info... if it comes to fruition, life will get better for the PCL pilots.

The pay is certainly true enough. Why would any of the checks or APD's apply for it when they make just as much or MORE staying put, not to mention more days off.

Would still like to know how yesterday's meeting in Eagan went. Staffing is certainly one of the things a Chief Pilot is SUPPOSED to do, if they weren't micromanaged by Corporate.
 
Time will tell.



Would still like to know how yesterday's meeting in Eagan went. Staffing is certainly one of the things a Chief Pilot is SUPPOSED to do, if they weren't micromanaged by Corporate.

The meeting was actually in MEM...and I heard it was interesting to say the least...
 
I did a little diggin around - the job was offered to an APD who turned it down due to money. The only others who applied were two line pilots. One was seriously interviewed. Turns out he is also a member of the MEC.

Word around the campfire is that both of the line pilots were rejected and the job is being re-posted.

Speculation is that they will have to go outside to fill it.
 

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