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Furloughed pilots with "safety" backgrounds weren't even dignified with a rejection letter when they applied. Sully, after a seven figure book deal, was then given the job. It's a publicity stunt through and through. And being that a qualified furloughed pilot could have been hired off the street, I'd say YES, the letter-writer would have felt happier. If you're at a loss, you haven't a clue!!!!
Thanks Cowboy. Thats the spirit. Good luck at your new LCC when you guys split.
M
Sully really needs to take the For Sale sign off from around his neck.
So if LCC splits, who do the respective sides wind up flying as?
dacopilot;1883889To this heat stroked said:Desert dwelllers were tired of being led around like a dog, organanized, took the leash and strangled USAPA. As far as being entitled, pilots have been furloughed out of seniority and a jury agreed. Displaced pilots are certainly entitled to a day in court.
Sully really needs to take the For Sale sign off from around his neck.
I have a feeling that Al Haynes pension was a bit better than that of Sully's.He sure does. Shortly after his landing in the Hudson, an article appeared in his hometown newspaper . (Sacramento Bee,maybe?) It seemed Richard Branson tried to entice him to fly for Virgin America, "price no object. " His response ? "I'll consider all offers that come my way. " Compared to Al Hayes the United DC10 Captain who got his crippled airplane down without hydraulics , this guy is nothing more than a flying whore in comparison.
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You don't know PHXFLYR? He certainly would not have considered any offers. He would have been back in his cockpit the following week. He's the only real pilot not swayed by the almightly dollar.Are you saying you wouldn't "consider all offers" if in a similar position?
Do not worry Westies. You will be broken up soon and you can go your merry way without the Easties that are soon all retiring. A divorce is just down the road and the evil east will move on. Good luck Westies at your new LCC and may the quick upgrades happen again with your new freedom.
M
Take those sour grapes from around your neck.
Al Hayes probably did and realized that his "current position"--pilot or retired pilot--was his best offer. That was in a universe far away from today.Are you saying you wouldn't "consider all offers" if in a similar position?
Sour grapes for not ditching? Does that even sound reasonable when you read it out loud?
"Dang it, I landed where I intended AGAIN!" (No offense Delta pilots)
You don't know PHXFLYR? He certainly would not have considered any offers. He would have been back in his cockpit the following week. He's the only real pilot not swayed by the almightly dollar.
Sully really needs to take the For Sale sign off from around his neck.