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PSA Vs. Comair
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I'll third it. My previous post was in jest; PSA is not a "class act," but few regionals are these days. Most of the complaints are with scheduling and the fact that management seems to let scheduling run the entire airline.
But the vast majority of pilots here are good people to work with, and there's the occasional FA that's a hoot as well. The Chief Pilots stay out of your hair unless you really screw up.
The airplanes are all new, and the maintenance is generally very good (as long as you do a good post flight.)
Unlike Comair, about one fourth of our pilots hold seniority numbers at mainline or some other major, so it seems a fair bet that many of those pilots will leave at a rapid pace. No guarantee, but the potential exists.
But the vast majority of pilots here are good people to work with, and there's the occasional FA that's a hoot as well. The Chief Pilots stay out of your hair unless you really screw up.
The airplanes are all new, and the maintenance is generally very good (as long as you do a good post flight.)
Unlike Comair, about one fourth of our pilots hold seniority numbers at mainline or some other major, so it seems a fair bet that many of those pilots will leave at a rapid pace. No guarantee, but the potential exists.
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Dont even for one second consider PSA. This place is terrible. The QOL is a joke, US is making money and management still tried to get us to vote in the 900's in a basically concessionary contract. If you really want to know some details about how bad it is here then feel free to PM me.
Honestly though, you have no future here, it sucks and there is no end in sight. YOU WILL NOT upgrade here, at least for 7 or so years. The people on here who say that PSA isnt that bad haven't been here that long. Trust all of us who say stay away. You will regret coming here.
Honestly though, you have no future here, it sucks and there is no end in sight. YOU WILL NOT upgrade here, at least for 7 or so years. The people on here who say that PSA isnt that bad haven't been here that long. Trust all of us who say stay away. You will regret coming here.
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Oh and as far as those 900's going elsewhere to some whore carrier? Fine let them. It was an insult what we were "offered" for them. If we dont get a raise for them then I say good ridence. And as far as shutting the place down? LOL thats rich! This place has been going to be shutdown for one reason or another for years now. We were resonsible for about a quarter of the total 2nd quarter profit for US. Yeah, it makes a lot of sense to shut us down.
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