Originally Posted by
oldmako
I'm not stuck anywhere, particularly not in 2002. I love not being a UA pilot anymore. I had a hell of a lot of fun and got to go to some great spots. But got tired of the BS required to be a UA pilot these days (especially since the company piles on more with each passing year), and the commute. And when Covid showed up? F.I. I had saved enough to leave.
What I particularly grew weary of was one apologetic MEC after another explaining why we had to cave on this and why we had to cave on that.
I was surprised at how both apologetic the MEC is and how cooperative they appear to be. I wonder if our guys open car doors for management and if they stand up every time a company officer walks in the room. Makes the Continental MEC look like the amalgamated nut cutters union.