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Old 03-03-2016 | 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by The Revenge
No absolutely not they shouldn't pay less. Pull up your boot straps and fight for more pay. The same damn thing that happened the last contract when Spirit ended up being paid MORE than the carriers you mentioned.
That's all nothing more nothing less.

Instead of ****ing and moaning about pay on a message board get on strike and get it raised. Same thing that happened before.

It's the same old **** every contract renewal at every damn carrier. Management gives up ****.
You fight for it.

Yes men? Ya know what I did sonny when I was at Spirit in the 90's when the pay was nothing. I left. I didn't cry about it on a message board. Resign. Go be a 3yr captain at Delta, AA and United.
There's your problem, sonny! Management doesn't want quitters! You need to be willing to sit Desperation Reserve for free (standing available), act as customer service when the gate agents are nowhere to be found, call ops or go find every conceivable item necessary for block-out (paperwork, catering, fuel, maintenance, safety equipment, rampers), inform dispatch of WX/NOTAMS that would create an unsafe condition, and call crew scheduling to inform them of your FAR 117 duty day limitations.

Every Single Day...

You just can't have those kinds of career-enriching experiences at a legacy, especially when our management team gets a 50% labor discount on flight time and the pilots do everything in the above list for FREE prior to block out. Any wonder why we are the worst US airline for schedule performance?

Things are going to change, but our management's current plan is slapping on a fresh coat of paint in the crew rooms and throwing balloon parties instead of investing in their employees by creating industry-standard collective bargaining agreements.

Go ahead and poke your cane on here, and tell us how great we have it to fly a shiny banana bus at a growing airline...but be prepared to take what you dish out, and please excuse us for being just a little fed up and stressed out.

High Five!