Air Wisconsin Or Go Jet
09-17-2011, 09:35 AM
#141
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Originally Posted by outofwork
Those are some big words for someone who, judging by your previous posts, is willing to work just about anywhere and has yet to spend one day in the airline business.
What is this high school?
09-17-2011, 01:36 PM
#142
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Originally Posted by Wingtips
What is this high school?
09-17-2011, 03:00 PM
#143
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Originally Posted by outofwork
No just saying your quick to bash GoJet pilots but are willing to work for peanuts at Great Lakes. It's interesting. Hope you've got some more money in that trust fund to pay your bills because it will be tough on Lakes pay.
09-17-2011, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Wingtips
What is this (,) high school?
Originally Posted by Wingtips
See(,) (you're) jumping to conclusions, I just finished training 2 months ago at EGL.
09-17-2011, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by duvie
No, if this was high school, you'd need to punctuate and use the correct words
09-17-2011, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Wingtips
Is this, your way, of hiding, that you work, at scabjet?
Second, GoJets pilots are not scabs. No two ways about it. You demean the word by mislabeling them as such.
Third, I don't work for GoJets.
Lastly, Eagle seems to be doing well. I think you made a good choice.
09-17-2011, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by duvie
First, I'm sorry your ego couldn't take criticisms against your writing skills... you'll fit in well in the airlines.
Second, GoJets pilots are not scabs. No two ways about it. You demean the word by mislabeling them as such.
Third, I don't work for GoJets.
Lastly, Eagle seems to be doing well. I think you made a good choice.
Second, GoJets pilots are not scabs. No two ways about it. You demean the word by mislabeling them as such.
Third, I don't work for GoJets.
Lastly, Eagle seems to be doing well. I think you made a good choice.
Second, Depends who you ask.
Third, then why the love?
Last, depends who you ask, I personally think he/she had a better view a few months later than I did when I did. But whatever.
09-17-2011, 05:18 PM
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Tough decision! An airline with aging 50 seat CRJs, with owners that may just close it up when they feel like it...or, an airline that most consider the lowest of the lows.
I know a few pilots that were at both. From talking to the GoJet guys, the place is not good. I'm not gonna go bashing the airline, I never worked there. One guy was only there 6 months because he said "it was just that bad".
The guys at AW seem to like it. I have heard of some problems in the training department, but again, I was not there. Again, who knows where the airline will be when those heavy checks on the aging planes come? Could wind up like Comair and cut planes until you are an insignificant airline, with many pilots furoughed or downgraded.
I know a few pilots that were at both. From talking to the GoJet guys, the place is not good. I'm not gonna go bashing the airline, I never worked there. One guy was only there 6 months because he said "it was just that bad".
The guys at AW seem to like it. I have heard of some problems in the training department, but again, I was not there. Again, who knows where the airline will be when those heavy checks on the aging planes come? Could wind up like Comair and cut planes until you are an insignificant airline, with many pilots furoughed or downgraded.
09-17-2011, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by duvie
First, I'm sorry your ego couldn't take criticisms against your writing skills... you'll fit in well in the airlines.
Second, GoJets pilots are not scabs. No two ways about it. You demean the word by mislabeling them as such.
Third, I don't work for GoJets.
Lastly, Eagle seems to be doing well. I think you made a good choice.
Second, GoJets pilots are not scabs. No two ways about it. You demean the word by mislabeling them as such.
Third, I don't work for GoJets.
Lastly, Eagle seems to be doing well. I think you made a good choice.
They are indeed scabs. That is TSA flying they are doing.
09-17-2011, 06:49 PM
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Mod Note:
Ok, you kids just don't get it. This thread was left open (by me) in the hopes of having an intelligent conversation and debate about whether the OP should go with Air Wisconsin or Go Jets. Looks like most of you regional types have great difficulty with English comprehension (i.e., definition of a scab) and equal difficulty in exercising self restraint.
So, this thread will be closed and consigned to the dustbin. The next person who uses the word "scab" inappropriately will be banned for good, not just go on a 3 day holiday.
Ok, you kids just don't get it. This thread was left open (by me) in the hopes of having an intelligent conversation and debate about whether the OP should go with Air Wisconsin or Go Jets. Looks like most of you regional types have great difficulty with English comprehension (i.e., definition of a scab) and equal difficulty in exercising self restraint.
So, this thread will be closed and consigned to the dustbin. The next person who uses the word "scab" inappropriately will be banned for good, not just go on a 3 day holiday.
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