The best thing that can happen to any of us that are at Frontier long term if another call doesn't come, is for people to vote with their feet. For every pilot that leaves this place, all the better. The company will continue to think we are content with a substandard contract as long as classes get filled and staffing is fine. Eventually (hopefully) the burden of the training contract albatross and an LOA 67 negotiation that is clearly going to be nasty (not to mention the CBA bargaining negotiations) is going to cause people to stay away. And the realization that many (me included) would have made more at my regional in the first 3 years than I will at frontier will start to factor in. Why would you come here when you can go to Allegiant (easily within our peer group) and make 96/hr second year and 216/hr top end and get the Bus type. The only place that Frontier is good for is those that live in base. 3 in my class have left after close to a year, and I hope more follow. I used to pause about the idea of staying/going if another call came, but I don't think there should be any doubt for anyone anymore.