Flyprdu
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I never said we were. All I'm asking for is for you XJers to be a little more humble.. and keep in mind where you could be.Pinnacle is not our saviors. Delta scripted all of this.
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I never said we were. All I'm asking for is for you XJers to be a little more humble.. and keep in mind where you could be.Pinnacle is not our saviors. Delta scripted all of this.
I never said we were. All I'm asking for is for you XJers to be a little more humble.. and keep in mind where you could be.
*sigh*I never said we were. All I'm asking for is for you XJers to be a little more humble.. and keep in mind where you could be.
*smooches*We've already been there. How about you guys need to be humble. Just think where you could be.....enjoying your min day, trip guarantee and raise? You can thank my MEC. Wise up.
Give me a break. Your math is fabricated. Mesaba's addition is NOT going to build 50 jobs. It's going to take away 200 once the Saabs are gone. Pinnacle was hiring and upgrading even BEFORE the JCBA was TA'ed. Last year, Pinnacle hired 120-130 new FOs and upgrade several dozens. This year, even BEFORE the JCBA, Pinnacle planned to hire at least 200-250 pilots and upgrade throughout the year. Mesaba's addition does not add any positive jobs. If anything, 4-6+ year stale FOs at Mesaba will jump at upgrades at others' expense. And make no mistake, the junior end of the list (consisting of all 3 9E/XJ/9L) will share the brunt of the cuts from the Saabs being parked. There is nothing positive from Mesaba's addition.If you look at just today as you like to, no 50 seaters leaving, no flow guys leaving, and all the saabs going away(snapshot). 250 (at least needed for proper staffing)-200(lost from saab)=50 jobs gained(snapshot).
Regardless, if Pinnacle Holdings didn't "buy" Mesaba, Mesaba would be at 60 airplanes (all CRJs) by end of 2012. In a large way, it is a savior. And now, the cuts on the junior end will not be just XJ guys from the parking of the Saabs, but junior 9E and 9L guys too.The monthly revenue is set up to make the payment to Delta and gaurentees a profit. Pinnacle is not our saviors. Delta scripted all of this.
Give me a break. Your math is fabricated. Mesaba's addition is NOT going to build 50 jobs. It's going to take away 200 once the Saabs are gone. Pinnacle was hiring and upgrading even BEFORE the JCBA was TA'ed. Last year, Pinnacle hired 120-130 new FOs and upgrade several dozens. This year, even BEFORE the JCBA, Pinnacle planned to hire at least 200-250 pilots and upgrade throughout the year. Mesaba's addition does not add any positive jobs. If anything, 4-6+ year stale FOs at Mesaba will jump at upgrades at others' expense. And make no mistake, the junior end of the list (consisting of all 3 9E/XJ/9L) will share the brunt of the cuts from the Saabs being parked. There is nothing positive from Mesaba's addition.
And don't forget. Your XJ brethren offered 9E Saab CAs 2 for 1, Jetstream CAs 3-for-1, and FOs a staple when MSP flying started disappearin. Don't expect everyone to just forget history.
Your XJ brethren offered 9E Saab CAs 2 for 1, Jetstream CAs 3-for-1, and FOs a staple when MSP flying started disappearin. Don't expect everyone to just forget history.
Regardless, if Pinnacle Holdings didn't "buy" Mesaba, Mesaba would be at 60 airplanes (all CRJs) by end of 2012. In a large way, it is a savior. And now, the cuts on the junior end will not be just XJ guys from the parking of the Saabs, but junior 9E and 9L guys too.
And with the flow, and Delta hiring (snapshot), I was looking at being on the 900 as a Captain, as opposed to the Saab, real soon. (snapshot). And then, I was going to be flowing to Delta in the next 3 years of Delta hiring (snapshot). Sounds like Pinnacle isn't my savior. It sounds like I got screwed out of an easy way to get to the next part of my career.