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You mean this guy?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsutomu_Yamaguchi
Hiroshima bombing
Yamaguchi lived and worked in Nagasaki, but in the summer of 1945 he went to Hiroshima for a three month business trip.[1] On 6 August he was preparing to leave the city with two colleagues, Akira Iwanaga and Kuniyoshi Sato, and was on his way to the station when he realised he had forgotton his hanko, and returned to his workplace to get it.[2][3] At 8:15 he was walking back towards the docks when the American bomber Enola Gay dropped the Little Boy atomic bomb near the centre of the city, only 3 km away.[1][4] Yamaguchi recalls seeing the bomber and two small parachutes, before there was "a great flash in the sky, and I was blown over"[3] The explosion ruptured his eardrums, blinded him temporarily, and left him with serious burns over the left side of the top half of his body. After recovering he crawled to a shelter, and having rested he set out to find his colleagues.[3] They had also survived and together they spent the night in an air-raid shelter before returning to Nagasaki the following day.[2][3] In Nagasaki he received treatment for his wounds and, despite being heavily bandaged, he reported for work on 9 August.[1]
[edit]Nagasaki bombing
At 11 am on August 9, Yamaguchi was describing the blast in Hiroshima to his supervisor, when the American bomber Bocks Car dropped the Fat Man atomic bomb onto Nagasaki. His workplace again put him 3 km from ground zero, but this time he was unhurt by the explosion.[4] However, he was unable to seek treatment for his now ruined bandages, and suffered from a high fever for over a week.[1]
It appears Delta wants to concentrate on running Delta, and not regionals. And, I wonder if this will allow more whipsaw between Regionals? That's not good. I still think the current Compass guys and maybe some Mesaba guys should get the opportunty to flow up, as long as there is still an opportunity to flow down too.
Bye Bye--General Lee
What about a guy that was just hired, but hasn't started training yet? I was hired on the 24th, but I am assuming my official hire date will be the day I show up for orientation, which will be in Aug.
I dont want to be affiliated with TSH. Ive been furloughed from that place for over a year now and I thought I was finally about to move on. Now Hulas owns the company I was just hired to fly for. Great way to start my day.....
It appears Delta wants to concentrate on running Delta, and not regionals.
Bye Bye--General Lee
Flow is gone with Compass and Mesaba in the next 60 days. Just enough time to get management to Delta. Sucks, but that is how flows work.
Several of former co-workers are among the top tier of the Compass folks and had been looking forward to the flow-thru.
That being said, historically flow-thrus have been an iffy proposition at best. For every one that was reasonably successful (CoEx), there were some that were absolute disasters (Eagle). I believe Horizon also had one that did little for the employee group - I could be mistaken on this.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for my old mates, as they are good people who would be great workers for DL.
That being said, I disagree with the logic of keeping it open in the name of "career expectations" or that they were hired "while the flow was in place." If you want to talk "career expectations," tell me about somebody hired at Eagle in 2000, and how well it has turned out of them - likely that person is still in the right seat of the ERJ. Heck, even with CoEx, there were hundreds of guys hired with the flow-thru to CAL in place who never got the chance to flow up because XJT was spun off.
The folks I knew who went to Compass in 2007/2008 went in with a skeptical attitude towards the flow-thru - most told me they'd believe it if it happened but they weren't holding their breath. Low and behold, things worked out alright and it was about to happen, but to keep the flow-thru open for the entire Compass seniority list isn't right. The landscape changed around the Compass people, the company got sold and the agreement ends.
Low and behold, things worked out alright and it was about to happen, but to keep the flow-thru open for the entire Compass seniority list isn't right.
No... this is NOT true... at this point it's still very much under negotiation (at least at CPZ) and the only agreement at this point is that it will not end before 60 and will be negotiatied throughout this period of time with the intent on keeping it for at least those hired while the flow was in place.
so how has it been going you pos. been blowing any goats lately. have i told you lately what a pos you are???You guys fly for Hulas now. Best of luck in your negotiations.... The motto for anyone that works under Hula's is this: abandon all hope and learn to like it.
so how has it been going you pos. been blowing any goats lately. have i told you lately what a pos you are???
so how has it been going you pos. been blowing any goats lately. have i told you lately what a pos you are???
TSH has a flow through. TSA to GoJet. But at TSH it's not the Captains who flow through, it's the furloughed FO's. I wonder how they will put Compass in the mix when they furlough in the future.
The reason why most Delta pilots I have talked to are in support of at least have the flowthrough remain intact for those that are currently on property, is that they believe that it was a big factor in preventing furloughs in 2008-2009. The Compass pilots that were there then (which is 90% of the current list) were consistently referred to as 'furlough fodder' that were 'keeping the seats warm for flowbacks' on this forum and in reality out on the line. They put a lot on the line and it most likely saved some mainline people a furlough.
Thus, the support from those currently at mainline at least for those who have already been at Compass during the downturn when flowback was a real possibility if things didn't turn around when they did.
Im a furloughed Waterski, I would never 'flow' to GoJet.
Good man. I wish all our furloughed guys felt the same as you.
Compass should hire only Trans States furlough pilots from now on.
irrelevant banter.
Just dont forget rules 1 and 2 on this board.
Im a furloughed Waterski, I would never 'flow' to GoJet.
I don't have a crystal ball but I'm thinking something like this is probably going to happen.
Not like I have the 1500/500 mins though or whatever they were.