Benjamin Dover
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Well, I have flown the 737-200, the 737-300G (glass they called it), and the 737-800 before. I also plan to be a captain on the 757/767 when I can hold it, and then maybe the 764. Then, after those, I will probably bid the 787 and then the 777. How about you guys? I have no wish to fly the MD88, and that is an option I have at Delta. (choices are good).
I am so glad you think you know our salaries. Maybe you haven't been reading any DL posts, but we are getting a minimum of 11% raise over the next two years (thanks to our 401Ks being filled to the max, and DL still having to pay us the 9% DC contribution, and the 2% 401K match---now in cash), added to a 12 year Captain salary that is bound to go up over our current contract. (Really, you and I know it has to go up) And who is making TWICE my salary? Really? So, when I do go to 738 Captain your guys will be paid over $300 an hour? Twice the pay, huh? Riiiight.
The key here is that I actually have a choice on what I fly, and what I bid. You do not. You could stay FO forever I guess, or you can be a captain on a plane you will fly forever. Great. I can go for domestic, or for INTL flying. I can fly big, or fly small. The smallest plane I want to captain (now) is bigger than the biggest plane you have, and I will go even bigger, eventually making at least what your captains make, and maybe more. Are you sure SWA's CASM is lower than our mainline's CASM? (you love to add our RJs into the equation...) Doubt it. Enjoy ELP!
Bye Bye--General Lee
Who gives a $hit which airline the guy flys for anyway.
I`m really, really bored tonight. I read all of the posts in this thread. You all sound like a bunch of 6 year olds. You are supposed to be a bunch of professionals...act like it. What would you think if this was a doctor`s web site and comments like the last 26 pages of this crap were displayed there? Who gives a $hit which airline the guy flys for anyway.
step away from the computer.......... go get a beer & a zebra burger or something.:beer:
Sure, they have great pay and some security
Apparently you do, since you just posted in another thread warning a new guy not to fly for Comair.Who gives a $hit which airline the guy flys for anyway.
Does Comair or ASA have a flow thru to delta?
continued employment, no paycuts, no benefit cuts, no work rule changes
Apparently you do, since you just posted in another thread warning a new guy not to fly for Comair.
As Gen Lee said, the question was asked and people gave their opinions. If you don't like reading it, then don't read it. Problem solved.
That should about cover the flybys:laugh:
Thanks retired guy:beer:
Huh? You are going to be away anyway (don't you guys have 4 day trips?). We also have high time 3 day trips to Europe from ATL and JFK. So, if you are going to be away from home for 3 days (go to Copenhagen, Barcelona, Munich, Istanbul, Athens, Nice, Rome, Venice, Zurich, Honolulu, Maui, Tokyo, Lima, or Dublin) 4 days (Rio, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Sao Paulo), 6 days (Johannesburg, double Londons(thru CVG), double Moscow's (thru ATL), double Frankfurts (thru CVG), double Amersterdams (thru CVG), Mumbai (48 hour layover via NYC), then take your pick. Or, you can do one day turns (turns to San Juan, St Thomas, Antigua, PHX from ATL, and you can be home EVERY NIGHT. Can you do that at SWA? If you want options, we have them. At SWA, you have the option to go to Lubbock, but it is more than likely that you will go there anyway.
Bye Bye--General Lee
The General's boyfriend lives in LBB. Since DAL don't fly there (cus they be out conqueering da World with relaxing international flying) he has to ride on Southwest.
Boy, am I tired.
In about three years you will realize that Delta was the right choice for you.I have had an interesting development.
I have been hired by DAL and am waiting for a class. I just received an e-mail inviting me to a SWA interview in April. What are your thoughts on this. We would love to get back to TX, but is SWA a good move for someone who has a job at DAL and is one of the first 30 or so hired.
Anyone?
The General's boyfriend lives in LBB. Since DAL don't fly there (cus they be out conqueering da World with relaxing international flying) he has to ride on Southwest.
Boy, am I tired.
I agree with him, Southwest flying isn't for everyone.
Did OMA wear you out?imp:
Ahhh yes, all those hippies in Madison have finally gotten to ya. I'm gonna come up and help you smoke some of 'dat....the meat that is.
In about three years you will realize that Delta was the right choice for you.