Old 07-30-2025 | 09:44 AM
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flier320
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Originally Posted by 10and250
So, because the majority of our fleet are bank owned, is this more harmful than helpful considering if they were paid off, an acquiring airline could buy the planes only and tell the pilots to kick rocks?

What I am trying to understand is how desperately I should be trying to retain my recall rights while simultaneously trying to get hired on elsewhere, because, as I understand it, most job offers elsewhere are usually conditional upon giving up recall rights at your previous carrier.. Now I also understand that the value of having recall rights varies wildly depending if it's someone like Frontier vs. a legacy with better prospects and continued growth.
Doesn't matter if the fleet is leased or owned. The bank holds the note either way.

You should defiantly not worry about keeping the recall rights to this **** hole. Keep it if you can, resign if you can't. But only after you secured another job of course. It's painfully obvious spirit shouldn't be your end game.

Correction: anybody's end game.
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