IamGumbyDammit
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That's such a great comeback. It's almost as funny as the last time you asked that.Soooooooo........How long have you been at PCL? You can round up if you like.
I disagree with your post/opinion. But I respect your view.
That's such a great comeback. It's almost as funny as the last time you asked that.
Don’t worry, it’s probably just a lot of talk. I haven’t noticed any attitudes like this. I talk to those guys a lot when they let us give em a ride and it sounds like they have a lot respect for what we do.:erm:You guys have not been paying attention to the rest of the board. ALL regional pilots are unsafe and unprofessional. It's not just you guys!!
We are all a bunch of inexperienced, jet stealing, back stabbing, scabbed out, spiky haired, low-balling contract flying, sjs syndromed, dangerous idiots; who should not be allowed to fly passengers.
My gosh; we are not worthy to lick sweat off the sack of the most lowly mainline pilot!!
And you guys are fighting about which of us sucks the most??
Soooooooo........How long have you been at PCL? You can round up if you like.
Oh ok. So he walks into 9E (probably because it's the only place that would take him) in the middle of contract negotiations, he willfully agreed to fly for the $hitty wages he's got, he never bothered to educate himself on the RLA and never bothered to volunteer for the union but he's going to bitch and complain about his situation. Real men of genius. And no doubt, when you finally do get your contract and signing bonus he'll bitch that he didn't get enough and that it was all unfair. Sounds like a free loading parasite. Let's all hope that the next time he gets in trouble he forgoes union representation (because they suck so bad anyway, yada yada yada) and sees how generous your company can really be. Just wait till he gets Beeker's attention. I definately don't miss that guy.Near as I can figure, he started class March 07. I'm also betting he's only 26-28.
I'll take a stab, but you have to promise to stop name calling in the majority of your posts with those whom you don't agree.
The question you posed is almost impossible to answer. To correct you first; Mesaba's pilot group is far from "anointed." If you saw the last batch of low time wonders you would understand. There are of few of those that slipped through the HR hiring crack when we couldn't fill seats fast enough. Thank God the days of hiring guys with less than 1000 hrs total time are history. With that being said, The majority of pilots at Mesaba would rather be working at Home Depot than work for Pinnacle. That's a Fact. It's a different culture at Mesaba. Our pilot group takes pride in our safety record and our professionalism. For about 2-3 years at Pinnacle it was one violation after accident after incident. Over and over and over and over and over again. Regan National, the mountains of Montana, the overfly with F16's in DTW, the off roading in MKE, the winter wonderland in TVC, and of course and Jefferson City accident.
Now that the crazy hiring boom has ended for 9E, we have seen a ruduction of crazy incidents. Thank God.
So what's my point? You can't compare apples and oranges. You would not have our pilot group with your management. So it's hard to rationalize that situation. But if it was the case, our pilots would have quit during day 5 of indoc once they saw what a cluster F your training department was over the last few years.
Hope this helps you understand the perspective Mesaba pilots have about 9E. We don't despise the individual pilot, just what the whole pilot group stands for and the foundation from which it stems.
Clear as mud? I hope so.
Look at all the exclusions you included in your little factual evidence inquiry?
How does Pinnacle's 1999 contract compare to all other Memphis based Saab 340 air carriers with less than 300 pilots?
Give me a break. Block or better is not a new invention. Many airlines have had it... Pinnacle's contract was and is a steaming turd, plain and simple.
almost always....Because being 26-28 equals a total lack of maturity?
In my experience, the presence of stripes on the shoulders of anyone under the age of 50 tends to produce the same results.almost always....
Near as I can figure, he started class March 07. I'm also betting he's only 26-28.
I'm so sick of hearing that tired comeback. The solution will come when the equivocating and excuse making ends... and the pilot group and the MEC finally decide to grow a pair.
Just wait till he gets Beeker's attention. I definately don't miss that guy.