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Old 03-24-2008, 11:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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P.S. I'm glad I'm at Colgan flying the Saab for that reason, we don't take jobs away from the majors. Can't see a Boeing landing at Del Rio or Victoria, TX
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Maybe some of you guys at the Majors could tell these guys a thing or two about who should be flying under the mainlines name. Obviously some of them think it shouldn't be CAL pilots.

I tried but, they just say I work for ExpressJet and act like they don't poach on Mainline flying like we do. I think CAL pilots should fly our 50-seaters, but to think its alright to fly 70-seaters for CAL is better than a 50-seater jet?
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How old are you? 5? Complaining to mommy and daddy? If you have an opinion, defend it yourself.
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Old 03-24-2008, 12:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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How old are you? 5? Complaining to mommy and daddy? If you have an opinion, defend it yourself.
did, but I guess some of you don't care if pilots will fly your routes for cheaper.
Amazing...

do you even work for a Major?
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Old 03-24-2008, 01:08 PM   #5 (permalink)
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How old are you? 5? Complaining to mommy and daddy? If you have an opinion, defend it yourself.
The guy is trying to defend keeping the flying at mainline. I sure hope you don't work for a mainline carrier with that attitude of yours but from reading what you wrote would pretty much answer that question. Guess your avatar says it all: "QUITTER" ...........
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Maybe some of you guys at the Majors could tell these guys a thing or two about who should be flying under the mainlines name. Obviously some of them think it shouldn't be CAL pilots.

I tried but, they just say I work for ExpressJet and act like they don't poach on Mainline flying like we do. I think CAL pilots should fly our 50-seaters, but to think its alright to fly 70-seaters for CAL is better than a 50-seater jet?
So the point you are trying to get across is that feel you do flying that should be done by mainline and you want Colgan pilots to feel the same about the flying that they do? I'm not sure what your point is.
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Old 03-24-2008, 05:52 PM   #7 (permalink)
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did, but I guess some of you don't care if pilots will fly your routes for cheaper.
Amazing...

do you even work for a Major?
so your willing to quit your job or lose your job so mainline can fly erjs???
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Old 03-24-2008, 06:05 PM   #8 (permalink)
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At least the SAAB is a regional airliner. When did Toronto to Houston become a "regional" flight....talk about stealing from mainline.
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yeah but does it have to loads to justify a 73? if your not gonna have 100 plus people on the flight whats the point
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At least the SAAB is a regional airliner. When did Toronto to Houston become a "regional" flight....talk about stealing from mainline.
Sure it's regional, it operates the region of North America.

But yeah, anything over 90 minutes in an "rj" should be criminal.
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