Air Wisconsin
#2031
Air Wis would be better off negotiating a Sunset Letter of Agreement to the contract with the pilot group. That way folks who want to stick around could make a few more $$ and the company could count on some staffing till the last flight. The cloak and dagger of waiting to tell the pilots of the lack of a future is just pure disingenuous of the management.
But what has changed in ATW not much.
But what has changed in ATW not much.
#2032
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Shame on you. How many years of abuse did it take you to arrive at that conclusion? You have classic Stockholm syndrome and need to evaluate your own role in your present situation.
#2033
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I see what you guys are talking about, and believe me, everyone at the other regionals is looking at you guys wondering what's going to happen.
If I were you guys, I wouldn't worry about being completely out of a job. That being said, a merger looks like the only way out.
Was there ever a reason given about why last year's potential deal fell apart?
If I were you guys, I wouldn't worry about being completely out of a job. That being said, a merger looks like the only way out.
Was there ever a reason given about why last year's potential deal fell apart?
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I see what you guys are talking about, and believe me, everyone at the other regionals is looking at you guys wondering what's going to happen.
If I were you guys, I wouldn't worry about being completely out of a job. That being said, a merger looks like the only way out.
Was there ever a reason given about why last year's potential deal fell apart?
If I were you guys, I wouldn't worry about being completely out of a job. That being said, a merger looks like the only way out.
Was there ever a reason given about why last year's potential deal fell apart?
#2035
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Sorry, I meant the deal for additional flying.
#2036
#2037
The contract with delta fell though becuase there was language in the agreement that the owners didn't like, pretty much high promises that we had to make and if we didn't come though meant heavy fines or termination of the agreement. Something of the like
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In other words, they saw the wolf in sheeps clothing
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From: RJ
By screwed I mean I have been Junior manned/extended 3 or 4 times in the span of 5 years, not been provided positive space when having commuting issues a few times (although no disciplinary action either of course), and been twice rerouted from a nice trip in to crappy overnight for operational reasons. And that is it. I have friends at DAL and UAL that have some worst stories.
You results will vary, but even having sat FO reserve for almost 2 yrs and 5 year upgrade I have NEVER worked a x-mas, thanksgiving, or major holiday, and averaged 13-14 days off with 80-85hrs credit.
I am not special or pretty in any way so if you work at AWAC and you have experienced something far worse, then go back to bidding and working the system 101.
If you don't work at AWAC and you have had worst experiences than me, then sorry I guess?
You see, I wanted to be an airline pilot. And guess what? I did it. If we close shop tomorrow then yes I would open my job search to JetBlue, Southwest, and Spirit as place holders till one of the big 3 calls. Would I start over at PSA, RAH, etc? No way. I will gladly walk out of the industry and still die happy. I am not one of those folks who seems to think that they cant do anything in life but fly. Thats why I got a science degree instead.
Cheers.
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