Leave and Early Out Numbers
07-24-2020 | 08:35 PM
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That said this pilot group is fairly selfish and always has been. Many of us took long, unpaid leaves to try and help. Of course we all got screwed coming back to work.....We likely will face a contract gutting excursion in trade for furloughs next spring. I am not interested.
07-24-2020 | 09:56 PM
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Was not even part of why we furloughed last time. We offered all the contractual savings they asked for. Turns out they were determined to reduce body count. Made the leadership look good to Wall St. They were well rewarded. Wall street gushed about how tough Alaska Airlines was on cost controls and how forward thinking they were...
That said this pilot group is fairly selfish and always has been. Many of us took long, unpaid leaves to try and help. Of course we all got screwed coming back to work.....We likely will face a contract gutting excursion in trade for furloughs next spring. I am not interested.
That said this pilot group is fairly selfish and always has been. Many of us took long, unpaid leaves to try and help. Of course we all got screwed coming back to work.....We likely will face a contract gutting excursion in trade for furloughs next spring. I am not interested.
07-24-2020 | 10:05 PM
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Was not even part of why we furloughed last time. We offered all the contractual savings they asked for. Turns out they were determined to reduce body count. Made the leadership look good to Wall St. They were well rewarded. Wall street gushed about how tough Alaska Airlines was on cost controls and how forward thinking they were...
That said this pilot group is fairly selfish and always has been. Many of us took long, unpaid leaves to try and help. Of course we all got screwed coming back to work.....We likely will face a contract gutting excursion in trade for furloughs next spring. I am not interested.
That said this pilot group is fairly selfish and always has been. Many of us took long, unpaid leaves to try and help. Of course we all got screwed coming back to work.....We likely will face a contract gutting excursion in trade for furloughs next spring. I am not interested.
07-24-2020 | 10:23 PM
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Hopefully the industry will recover steadily over the next few years. I think we'd all be safe from doom and gloom if that were the case.
08-01-2020 | 04:41 AM
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Almost the exact percentage of pilots that signed up for the EILs and other programs. Too bad only 30 percent of the pilot group got what they asked for. I'm afraid management were a little too conservative with the leaves.
08-01-2020 | 07:07 AM
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08-01-2020 | 09:02 AM
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They will not furlough that many FAs since they have 200 taking early outs and another 2700 have signed up for various leave programs. The company has until August 7 to award them. There will undoubtedly and unfortunately be FA furloughs, but definitely not 2600.
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