the pro's and cons of unions in the fractional aviation and airline industry

[FRLWD]

Are you joking! I know old crusty airline guy's that can't even shoot a visual in to KASE. If you are retired and come to the fractionals, you will have your AS@@@ handed to you!

What a crock!

If a pilot has problems going into an airport like Aspen it's because they haven't been properly trained.

Having experienced a fractional's version of initial training I feel it's grossly inadequate for the types of operations we conduct.

Training is one area where a union can influence positive changes.

 

[pilotyip]

Management can also make a great difference in training and influence positive changes. Well trainined crews are the key to successs in any operation.

 

[hammer2]

Are you joking! I know old crusty airline guy's that can't even shoot a visual in to KASE. If you are retired and come to the fractionals, you will have your AS@@@ handed to you!

That approach has been screwed up by many. Hate watching people circle to land there. Airline guys learn after the first approach.
By the way, atlantic bucks sure do make it tempting to top off at ase. OOPS.