I don't think he understands a lot of things.I don't think you understand the meaning of the term whipsaw...
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I don't think he understands a lot of things.I don't think you understand the meaning of the term whipsaw...
Presuming you're referring to SkyWest pilots, you're facts are wrong. We presently have 1469 captains, and 1398 first officers. The majority of us have already upgraded.
Even a probie can afford that! You've got yourself a bet.
I don't think he understands a lot of things.
My "sources" tell me the end of the month.Your on.....when is the arbitration award expected?
Umm, no. I was at Pinnacle for over 5 years, but left almost a year ago. I'm on first year pay at AirTran. Better than first year at the legacies, but still hard to get by.Are you on first year pay? You must have it all figured out. Are you all lined up for flow through with NWA?
First year at a mighty regional like peanucle. MSP is a pretty sweet base but I would rather have Memphis. More affordable for first year pay.
Peanucle is the place to be.:uzi:
Even a probie can afford that! You've got yourself a bet.
Naw, I'm just messin' with you Joey. I'm pretty confident that they'll be better. It doesn't take much to beat them. I'm expecting a couple of bucks more than the Skywest override rate.Sounds like you guys are already resigned to the fact that the PCL rates are going to be less than the Skywest rates....
The financials are technically strong at the moment, but the actual market value of the company is tanking further and further by the day.I seriously doubt that SkyWest will be "acquiring" XJT. XJT is not Skyway or ASA for that matter. XJT is a much larger company with pretty strong financials (at the moment) and almost 300 a/c. A merger seems more likely to me.
Funny how they got to that position, maybe because of other companys going into BK.....sorry, should have said "700/E170"..... Better? I think you know what I meant....
Not really. The IBT simply isn't set up to represent air line pilots. I'm sure they do a great job for truckers, but pilots need representation that understands their career, especially at a small carrier like GIA that needs all the experienced help it can get. The IBT can't provide that help, but ALPA can. At carriers like Horizon and RAH, they have a large enough pilot group that they can mitigate this problem with the experience base that they have. GIA only has about 250 pilots, half of which are brand new to the industry. Not a very good knowledge base to run a union from without vast assistance from a national organization that understands pilot issues. I thought I did. I wouldn't work for either. I don't believe the union representation at GIA to be adequate, and Skywest doesn't have any at all. Neither carrier fits my needs, so I wouldn't work for either.
For some of you that think Skywest and ExpressJet would merger, well you're delusional. Skywest doesn't need to merge with anyone. They may buyout ExpressJet like they did ASA but no merger.
Jerry Atkin has always said from the start that he doesn't think that ExpressJet branded flying would ever work. When they first started it, I personally heard him say he gives them 2 years and then they'll end up like Independence. During Independence's days he also said it wouldn't work. The Skywest bigwigs have always said the branded flying is not in Skywest's future. They don't believe it can work. If Skywest was to buy ExpressJet you can bet that Skywest would stop the branded flying immediately.
As far as a merger of the senority list; ain't going to happen even if there was a buyout.
Skywest bought ASA to protect the DCI flying. ExpressJet has very little DCI flying (the LAX flying is eventually going back to Skywest, Inc.) and nor does their failing branded flying threaten anyone. Skywest will eventually get Continental flying without ExpressJet.
For some of you that think Skywest and ExpressJet would merger, well you're delusional. Skywest doesn't need to merge with anyone. They may buyout ExpressJet like they did ASA but no merger.
Jerry Atkin has always said from the start that he doesn't think that ExpressJet branded flying would ever work. When they first started it, I personally heard him say he gives them 2 years and then they'll end up like Independence. During Independence's days he also said it wouldn't work. The Skywest bigwigs have always said the branded flying is not in Skywest's future. They don't believe it can work. If Skywest was to buy ExpressJet you can bet that Skywest would stop the branded flying immediately.
As far as a merger of the senority list; ain't going to happen even if there was a buyout.
Skywest bought ASA to protect the DCI flying. ExpressJet has very little DCI flying (the LAX flying is eventually going back to Skywest, Inc.) and nor does their failing branded flying threaten anyone. Skywest will eventually get Continental flying without ExpressJet.
Hey dumba$$ Skywest already had Continental flying, and lost it.....