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so you think with the 1,000+ guys on the streets from AA that USAir wouldn't be affected?

Most have gone elsewhere I would bet. And if they haven't come back prior to a merger announcement from furlough and are too junior to be recalled, they will be placed below current active pilots on the other side by the arbitrators.

You are at JetBlue, and there are plenty of ex USair guys there. Are many of them planning to go back? If they did, they would come back during new hire classes, which would probably not bump people out or furlough them. They would come back during periods of hiring.


Bye Bye---General Lee
 
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Because a regional can be here today and gone the next. Look at comair. It is contract work. Any contractor can be replace by another. It is not just an airline thing.

This is one of the best posts I've ever seen on here..
 
Are you kidding me? FO pay at US Airways on the E190 is pretty much in the same ballpark as FO pay at my regional. Not even close to PIC regional pay. It's sadder than you thought!

What the heck regional are you at. 190 pay is what some regional Captains make! If you don't want to go there fine, but don't just make stuff up to try and discourage others!
 
What the heck regional are you at. 190 pay is what some regional Captains make! If you don't want to go there fine, but don't just make stuff up to try and discourage others!

Uh, what? You must be crazy. E190 Fos start out at $42 and finally hit a whopping $58 at 10years with the company where they have topped out. Of course by then they'd hold another aircraft or possibly another seat with retirements. Just going off your arguement with him that E190 FO pay is comparable to RJ ca pay.

I'm just a little ole E145 captain and I'm at $77hr and I just got to 7yrs seniority. Granted I want to get on with a major without a doubt, but US airways pay is pathetic. If that offends you or anyone else at airways, sorry but you arguing it not that bad is a little scary. If I worked there I'd admit that's crap pay for a "Legacy" pilot.

That's not discouraging, it's the facts.
 
Anybody hired the last couple of years has been able to bid
off the 190 and onto "higher" paying Group 2 aircraft. The odds
of you being "stuck" on the 190 for 5 years are remote.
 
Us Airways has to have a lot of retirements coming up. Every time I fly through one of there hubs it looks like an old age home. The folks living at my grandpa's retirement home look younger than some of these dinosaurs walking around. And I'm not kidding!
 
Eventually the seniority list gets full and people will get stuck on the 190. It's just a matter of time. Hopefully by then there will be a new contract in place.
 

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