Originally Posted by
RI830
Seņor Fly,
I will admit that I am new to this forum. But the posts that i have read from you on the Eagle life thread vs this thread are quite different.
On my opinion or background.....I spent 6 years in the right seat at Eagle and left for a career choice that would hopefully get me and my family to AA. Had I stayed.....I would be a DCE and pending the 824 issue....could hold a spot to go to AA. So I think that I have the background to understand a few things about AMR and the "operations" there.
As for the furlough comment, isn't it "when" not "if"? I never wish for anyone to get furloughed.....I have the full intention to go to AA if able....why the he!! would I want you or anyone else to see the street?
As to the scaring people away......there are too many people here and on Eagle Lounge (which I have been since 05) that make decisions based on info that they can gain from these forums. I have the power of "The Force" and know when to raise the bs flag.
Simply.....I read a lot of negativity into your posts here and think that you have become much more critical and negative since your "flowing".
Ahh......that explains it.
I think you've been hanging around Eagle lounge too long. From my past experience, it's hands down the most dysfunctional, caustic and perception altering airline website in existance filled with idiots and also IMO, moderated by a meglomaniac who has been allowed to take control by an absentee administrator. Spending too much time there listening to that drivel will bend your mind to the point of difficulty in accurately understanding anyone elsewhere in the industry on other forums.
Go back and read my posts on this thread alone and I'll think you'll see more reality then fantasy. As for AA, again as I believe my posts on this thread will confirm, the jury is still out on AA (and Eagle's) future. It seems I haven't scared you off from AA, so why would others be certain to flee before arrival ?
Again, I disagree with your perceptions of my comments about AA and Eagle past or present.