Weekly Update for Wednesday, November 28th, 2003
We understand life for smokers has gotten pretty difficult over the last few years with smokers often forced to leave the secure area to catch a smoke. This is often so inconvenient (or impossible due to quick turns) that one might go for half a day or more without getting a smoke break. This has forced smokers to begin to smoke in places in which it is prohibited. With many of us being ex-smokers we sympathize with your dilemma but we are unlikely to be able to help you if you arrested or fined by the local
police. Be careful or better yet, do what we all did and quit.
While we do not know what next year has in store for us, we do not anticipate any base realignments or reductions until March of ne xt year at the soonest.
Lastly, we want to take a moment to wish all of the employees in the flight department a happy holiday. Most of you will be flying at some point over the weekend, and we thank you for doing what you folks do day in, day out. We are quite aware of how difficult this last year has been and hope as you do that next year will be more fortuitous.
While we do not know what next year has in store for us, we do not anticipate any base realignments or reductions until March of ne xt year at the soonest.
So now I guess I'm on the street middle to the end of the summer. From what I hear quite a few people left in the week prior to thanksgiving. At least 2 Capts have been picked up by America West (congrats you two, talk about finding some luck in a WORLD OF SH!T) and 2 FO's off to Air Wisky.
The bottom line is the more the RJ's get delayed and pushed of getting online with the contract carriers, MDA and PSA the longer we get to stay around. In short, the more everyone else screws up the better off we (ALG) are. Now thats a bussiness plan.
