Originally Posted by BlueJetDork

Like I said it hurts the group to keep enabling management.

You are a proud enabler.

Keep it up and you will teach 'em to do worse. That is the lessoned learned.

Being professional is sitting there saying: "No thank you", except in the bizarro world of BlueJet, it has turned into let me do that for you, and you, and you, and you.

You were not here when our "Most Celebrated Captain" wrote the pilot group (via corp comm) that he did not have time to do his job, you know being the captain because he was so busy doing so many other things. That was being "blueJet professional". That is the culture that bluejet wants (sent via corporate communications) and you are proudly enabling it.