XJohXJ
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Good post, and more reason to just say "no" to employee concessions. They can ask me for cash when they claw back 4 million or so from those who directly caused our problems.
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You are striking wildly in all directions it's turning into a babble.
Think, slow down, try to put together a coherent train of thoughts, and try again. Let me help you.
Now what is it you are trying to say General? Or perhaps ramblings, insulting, and confusing posts like the one here is all you have to offer?
Bye Bye
General Clown
Jesus, would you shut the f*ck up for a minute? I don't care what you have to say, and you keep trying to thread jack yourself into something that has nothing to do with you.Look Professor Dumbledore, you can spin it anyway you want (doesn't matter), but many Mesaba guys who turned down the flow are now thinking about how smart of a decision that was. If they were 64 (like all the Capains you claim), then maybe not, but the younger ones probably made an incredible mistake. We've all been to BK before, and it aint fun. Have you talked to any departed Mesaba Captain to the flow up that wishes he/she had stayed at Mesaba? Didn't think so. Enjoy PNCL forever, hopefully.
Bye Bye---General Lee
Jesus, would you shut the f*ck up for a minute? I don't care what you have to say, and you keep trying to thread jack yourself into something that has nothing to do with you.
So go to Rio, or whereever the hell you go. But this post is now off limits to you. Why not leave the hotel for a change? 15,000+ posts don't lie.
Hey GL,
You are really starting to make me ticked off. While I fully agree that the majors should hold scope tight (and tighten if able) you really have no clue about things. You may be a "widebody" guy, but you are disconnected from the process at this point. The 76 seaters prolonged the regional ranks. Whether a guy stays or goes, it's not for you to judge. I have grown up in an "airline world" and can tell you that many of the guys that I knew growing up are miserable human beings just to be at a "major". People don't necessarily want to "give up" their families for a "major". I'm 26, and while I would love to go somewhere else, passenger carries don't make the list. If I get to spend time with my family, and make a livable salary, I am a happy man. Eventually, I will apply to the likes of FDX, but until then... Every moment with my family (debt free) is worth the world.
Feel free to tell me I don't know what I am missing. I grew up in MEM (be a rocket scientist and figure out why) and fully understand there are other carriers that pay better. Getting a single phone call from a far part of the world at 4am to wish me a "happy birthday" wasn't worth the $200+ an hour that supported the family. If nothing else, family is everything, and nobody can judge that.
You can pound sand. Not everyone wants to be like you. You even sound miserable. Now boast about your layover... I will be in the bed with my wife. Best layover ever. That's a boast that I am proud of.
Look Professor Dumbledore, you can spin it anyway you want (doesn't matter), but many Mesaba guys who turned down the flow are now thinking about how smart of a decision that was.
Have you talked to any departed Mesaba Captain to the flow up that wishes he/she had stayed at Mesaba? Didn't think so. Enjoy PNCL forever, hopefully.
I can pound sand? Wow. Who says you have to be on the other side of the World if you don't want to? You can always choose to fly DOM or INTL, unless you go to Kalitta or Southern Air. You do whatever makes you happy, but my whole point is the guys who could have flowed up might have made a mistake. Try not to get all upset. Stay with your family and do what is best, but some decisions are really important, and that is the point.
Bye Bye--General Lee
General I know a few pilots that did make the jump and were screwed by the system. They went to United, American, Delta ect. Most of the United guys have finally given up and moved on the non-flying jobs and will not return. 2 of the American guys are just now returning to American after nearly 10 years on furlough. No it did not work out for them. They wish they would have stayed at their regional jobs.
You were lucky in both when and where you were hired. You are a fool to think anything other than timing is why you are in the position you are in.