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Agreed.For someone to say that Skywest has given no indication of impending furloughs is absolutely incredible. In fact, they have given every indication that if things don't change(Mesa shut down) there will be furloughs. They have been very diplomatic about it, but the warnings are there.
Thanks for being so civil about it. Now go stick your head back in the sand. Not acknowledging something will most definately make it go away. I'm done dealing with the childish name calling. I'm outta here.STFU about it now.
You guys bash SkyWest Pylot because he says he has an "inside source," and says to start making back up plans if you're a junior pilot at OO. Then he posts articles, backs up what he's saying with what your Company Reps are saying. As a result of this, you're a bunch of whiny crybabys when things don't go your way. Face it, this is the worst economic downturn since the 1930's. Times are tough. Deal with it, as every other airline IS.
Trojan
Hey Trojan...Now you are sounding like me...I know things are bad now....
Dude: I don't take anything on here personally.
I'm seeing various posts on a couple of different forums. Guys are getting worked into a lather about something that likely won't happen. SkyWest has YET to furlough any pilot in 37 years. I trust they will do their level best to keep that from happening now. As I said, they know that a furlough costs far more than the money that might be saved. Fall is still nine months away. Get your S@#& in order, just in case, but don't lose sleep over something that may not happen.
To quote a favorite movie: "You can't change the wind, son. You steer your course. You trim your sails. And, you keep on going."
To fire up the training center, simulators, pull instructors back off line, pay for domicile changes...all would outweigh any savings made by furloughing 150-200.
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