Originally Posted by
baseball
If the Chief Pilot isn't a pilot advocate first, then the line pilots will let that be known and operational reliability, and other things like sick leave will get noticed. I recall Andy Joost getting a lateral transfer of sorts, Hugh Dean, getting booted, and a few others over the years that when they acted in the wrong interests and against the interests of line pilots they were asked to leave the office.
You have it backwards.
If the CPO advocates for the line pilots too much, senior management pilots give them the axe.