Originally Posted by
130drvr
I see your point and my perspective has not changed a bit. Big picture, still a great job, a great contract, great pay etc. Smaller picture for me personally(having been furloughed twice before and fully prepared financially to be again) is that this is a bump in the road of a long career. My statements regarding actions once a single person hits the streets and still enjoying this career are not mutually exclusive. I argue with my wife, but I am still very happily married
130 Driver,
Thanks for the clarification.
The older referenced posts had struck a nerve as they came across dismissive to fellow pilots and supportive of a kool-aid serving company that has exploited its pilots every chance they had.
This is a great place to work only because of what we have fought for and achieved by standing together against the company, and not from any benevolent acts by a self serving management team.
That positive attitude you have and the experience with prior furloughs will be much needed and appreciated by fellow pilots as we once again face the hardship and uncertainties of another industry downturn.
Your earlier post in this thread was on target.
SP