Question for Netjet pilots

[B727FA]

The only regret I have is that I didn't see the light sooner.

I should have gone there in '05 when I was furloughed. Now I'm waiting to get in...if I can.

 

[matthewjohn]

How about:
"would you ever considder going back to a 91 operator, work 3-4 days a week w/ 4 overnights a month?"
How many of those do you think would go back to 91?

 

[RP170]

How about:
"would you ever considder going back to a 91 operator, work 3-4 days a week w/ 4 overnights a month?"
How many of those do you think would go back to 91?

What kind of compensation package and job security are we talking about?

 

[FurloughedAgain]

job security are we talking about?

Job security is a myth. You may have stability but make no mistake, no pilot job is secure.

 

[FLYLOW22]

Job security is a myth. You may have stability but make no mistake, no pilot job is secure.

I hear that pilot jobs at Walmart are secure.

 

[matthewjohn]

comp about 85K w/ no gt increases or expectations and benefits not too great either.

Security: Company has had planes for 50+years but the big user of them is 95. So you tell me.

 

[FurloughedAgain]

I hear that pilot jobs at Walmart are secure.

You hear wrong. Stable for the moment? Maybe. But no pilot job is "secure".

(albeit I believe your business model is better suited to survive this economy them most)

 

[fischman]

comp about 85K w/ no gt increases or expectations and benefits not too great either.

Security: Company has had planes for 50+years but the big user of them is 95. So you tell me.

Not a chance in hell.

I like working for the richest man in the world. My paycheck never bounces.

 

[imacdog]

comp about 85K w/ no gt increases or expectations and benefits not too great either.

Security: Company has had planes for 50+years but the big user of them is 95. So you tell me.

I would not leave my FO position for that, from what you have described.