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Hey Wave....

opinion noise opinion noise opinion noise opinion noise....Repeat

Can you stop with the "World according to Wave" and become educated. You preach as if you were on the inside when all this went down, and sadly enough you weren't...but please stop injecting an opinion because you didn't get hired here.

BTW Your sorry A$$ gained from any scope that was released so you had a job......a job which got you the money to go buy a type rating and become a Herb turd.......you're welcome!

Are you sure about any of that made up rant Bill?
To say that anyone has "BENEFITTED" from outsourcing is truly ignorant.
No one will ever "thank" you for being a weak dicked pu$$y and giving up
scope, sellout.
All outsourcing has done for those working there is increase the competitive minimums at the majors and shorten our major airline careers-
 
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One thing we can all agree on is that scope-release was a double edged sword. It created more overall pilot jobs but decreased the likelihood of a regional airline pilot from moving up to a major airline. This could be construed as "Distribution of Wealth."
 
Capt Morgan-
Some would say the rj increased the # of jobs-
Outsourcing the rj's has had very little benefit to a few at the top of regionals- at the expense of everyone else.
It was a shortsighted decision to outsource to begin with-
But to continue the practice.... As late as 2006....
Unbelievable.
 

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