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Hostiletakeover 11-20-2022 11:20 AM


Originally Posted by Be Realistic (Post 3532063)
IMO MG is still not serious about a contract. He faking concern in the hopes that his new pipeline of newbies along with a ton of guys being furloughed from the majors will solve the shortage for G4.

Meanwhile he is enjoying the low stock price where he does a combined company buy back policy at the same time as privately buying as much as he can at these record low prices.

He is stringing us along folks, He is playing us. And we are falling for it. But that's ok cos we be home every night!

It's why your opinions mean nothing.

Be Realistic 11-22-2022 12:08 AM


Originally Posted by Hostiletakeover (Post 3534915)
It's why your opinions mean nothing.

Well that’s an insightful response. How about expanding on why you posted that? every comment on this site is based on opinion. Some use facts and/or experience of a situation to support their rhetoric, others just punch the keyboard.

So tell me exactly why my opinion means nothing.

IFartInYourSeat 11-22-2022 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by Be Realistic (Post 3535704)
Well that’s an insightful response. How about expanding on why you posted that? every comment on this site is based on opinion. Some use facts and/or experience of a situation to support their rhetoric, others just punch the keyboard.

So tell me exactly why my opinion means nothing.

Ha, cause it’s even worse: they’re incapable of forming an opinion.

NewbiePilot11 11-23-2022 07:27 PM

Are you able to sit reserve at a base that is not your hub? I know a couple of airlines (regionals mainly) who allow you to sit reserve at another base sometimes.

Be Realistic 11-24-2022 12:57 AM


Originally Posted by NewbiePilot11 (Post 3536810)
Are you able to sit reserve at a base that is not your hub? I know a couple of airlines (regionals mainly) who allow you to sit reserve at another base sometimes.

if you are based in FNT and live in Orlando, you cannot just call scheduling and ask them if you can sit your reserve in SFB.

The only way to get out of the reserve days in FNT would be if they post ‘drops’ in opentime got FNT. That’s when h th hey have excessive pilots available for the day. You can then drop your reserve, drop 3.75 hrs of pay and then that day you are not obligated to be in FNT. You can now pick up a reserve or trip in another base if there is one in open time.

Guess how many drops you I see in some of the bases……. Zero! Some have a few from time to time but it won’t get you out of your commute very often

Be Realistic 11-24-2022 01:00 AM

According to the union information just posted, the latest comprehensive pass by the company (new contract offer) is regressive (worse than current).

we really are still years away at this rate

TangoIndiaMike1 11-24-2022 05:54 AM


Originally Posted by Be Realistic (Post 3536850)
According to the union information just posted, the latest comprehensive pass by the company (new contract offer) is regressive (worse than current).

we really are still years away at this rate


Honestly didn’t need that update to see that. In todays industry with regionals making more the first few years and then only maxing out $20 less an hour with better work rules, vacation, min day and actual seat movement there’s no reason for anyone to come to allegiant. Then you have management sending emails that the pilot pool dwindling which is false because it’s 100% a pay issue and work rules issue. With this information in mind when we hear the company passed back section 3 to the union it’s just a slap in the face because the company is trying to underpay the pilots more then they already are. We all knew it was regressive a few weeks ago.

Margaritaville 11-24-2022 06:30 AM


Originally Posted by Be Realistic (Post 3536850)
According to the union information just posted, the latest comprehensive pass by the company (new contract offer) is regressive (worse than current).

we really are still years away at this rate

This seems so familiar.

In other news, Captain Nate and the other management trolls saying a great contract is right around the corner seem to have vanished. The silence is deafening.

Losamigos 11-24-2022 06:59 AM


Originally Posted by Margaritaville (Post 3536929)
This seems so familiar.

In other news, Captain Nate and the other management trolls saying a great contract is right around the corner seem to have vanished. The silence is deafening.

But he had a great source!

captnate702 11-24-2022 04:23 PM


Originally Posted by Margaritaville (Post 3536929)
This seems so familiar.

In other news, Captain Nate and the other management trolls saying a great contract is right around the corner seem to have vanished. The silence is deafening.

Again find one post from me where I said a contract would happen soon . I have always said it would be 2024 at the earliest. But go ahead with your fake news margi.

I had a good source on some intel, you said I was lying, that the union would never be stupid enough to pass compensation so early in the negotiation game. I was right, the union did pass compensation so now you literally make stuff up that I didn’t say. Oh well, keep spending your days looking for nonsense to spread.


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