Originally Posted by
like2fly2
I'm thinking those in their last three years will vote yes for the instant raise and anyone in the bottom 20% will vote yes for the new airplanes. If that were to hold true, the swing votes are middle seniority pilots who don't care about RJ's at mainline and are not under any time pressure when it comes to rates. This group of pilots is also the group that will be affected most by the change to OE trips.
Anyone agree?
I am in the bottom 20% and there is not a snowballs chance in hell that I will vote for this. I do not need a captain seat. I need my remaining 25 years in this industry to have great pay (don't touch my PS. In the years ahead I see the potential for a 30% PS payout. Which contrary to the ALPA is greater than the 21% raise over 3 years) now removing trips my level of QOL is greatly affected.) Again, ALPA misses the mark and disregarded the survey results.