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Old 05-20-2023 | 10:28 AM
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Race Bannon
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Originally Posted by Justabusdriver1
really pulling for united pilots but even while classes might be “full” and people coming in droves I’m positive I’m not the only one passing on united. It’s not for the current contract but the way negotiations have played out. It speaks volume on management and what they think of their pilot group and what they want for the airline. I’ll stay at my current carrier over United and the direction management is steering the company. They’re going to miss out on a lot of quality candidates that would have otherwise preferred united. Hard to watch from the outside.
Originally Posted by Justabusdriver1
It’s just telling that for a new hire if this is the trend over a career that United will be last to play ball and management wants to play the long game how many people will still see united as a destination for an entire career. Delta specifically said they’d make their pilots the best paid and turned around and did that plus gave them great qol items. For Kirby to really take as long as this to really get a deal done says to me on the outside considering united that they care more about their bottom line than making their pilots happy, proud and shown to be valued as the best pilots in the world.
So, is it that much different than Spirit? Last contract cycle Delta was the very last to get a deal after turning down the first TA. Seems as if you are drawing a lot of conclusions from a very short timespan. Seems a little myopic.

How many CEO's do you think you will see in a 30 year career if you stay at 1 carrier?
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