Originally Posted by
inline five
Is there that much stigma against US Airways? I know it wasn't the best place to be pre-merger, but what are the reservations against taking the class on the Airways side? I suppose I could see bases, if you live in a current AA base it would suck for a year, or so, but the way these posts are written it doesn't sound like that is the case.
Agreed,
I like it on the LUS side just fine, pretty laid back, easy training, great Jumpseat reservation system.
Personally, when I was talking to airline friends (DAL/UAL//AA/SWA guys) about applying to either company (14 months ago), Literally everyone told me not to apply to either airline because they both suck. I'm glad I didn't listen, as I'd still be waiting for a call from another airline. Point is, both sides have there pros and cons. Won't matter in a few years.
So, are they offering a side and letting guys decline and wait for the other side? Or if you decline do you loose the offer completely.