Vasu Raja interview
06-27-2020, 08:31 PM
#22
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Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 300
Originally Posted by Systemized
Permanent scope and concessions is a no go obviously, I don’t see a problem with very temporary scope relief if they don’t furlough, downgrade and displace wide to narrowboby. Something like 6-12 months only.
06-28-2020, 12:28 AM
#23
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Joined APC: Nov 2014
Posts: 1,238
Originally Posted by Flyinhawg
Use your 35 plus years of experience to truly make a difference. You have an opportunity to help make it better. Haven’t walked in your shoes and can only imagine the career you expected to have compared to what it has become.Trust me, a lot of younger folk, including myself, are now in that position.
My initial training was with a 60 year old US Airways guy. Screwed over so many times but best sim partner I could ask for. Saw him 3 months later in the terminal and wouldn’t let me go until he bought his FO and me breakfast. He had my attention from day one and learned a lot.
My initial training was with a 60 year old US Airways guy. Screwed over so many times but best sim partner I could ask for. Saw him 3 months later in the terminal and wouldn’t let me go until he bought his FO and me breakfast. He had my attention from day one and learned a lot.
06-28-2020, 02:16 AM
#24
You scratched my anchor
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 4,876
Originally Posted by Route66
Nicely said. I’m not on anyone’s “no fly” list as far as I’ve been told. The position you are in is unfortunate but does come with the territory. The problem you come across now is the leader you have at the union will slit your throat to keep his job. I’ll just keep it at that and move on. I was brought up like the guy you flew with, but we’re not the problem....Eric is.
06-28-2020, 01:00 PM
#28
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Joined APC: Nov 2014
Posts: 1,238
Originally Posted by Flyinhawg
Use your 35 plus years of experience to truly make a difference. You have an opportunity to help make it better. Haven’t walked in your shoes and can only imagine the career you expected to have compared to what it has become.Trust me, a lot of younger folk, including myself, are now in that position.
My initial training was with a 60 year old US Airways guy. Screwed over so many times but best sim partner I could ask for. Saw him 3 months later in the terminal and wouldn’t let me go until he bought his FO and me breakfast. He had my attention from day one and learned a lot.
My initial training was with a 60 year old US Airways guy. Screwed over so many times but best sim partner I could ask for. Saw him 3 months later in the terminal and wouldn’t let me go until he bought his FO and me breakfast. He had my attention from day one and learned a lot.
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