Chief Pilot Unprofessional
#31
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Joined: Mar 2016
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With that being said, the chief pilots office at any airline, should be regarded as the most professional, most knowledgeable, and best decision makers at the airline. Lead by example as they say...I think there was poor judgement used here in an attempt to be funny (know your audience, as I've flown with some pilots here that do Uber on the side) Company emails are just that, stuff to do with the company, and making any reference to rape as humor in any contest shows poor judgement with the way society is today. I'm glad he showed demeanor in issuing an apology...we all make mistakes, we are human after all.
I've enjoyed AO's updates, they've made me laugh, but I'm guessing they'll start sticking to the facts and the rah rah go team, from now on...
#32
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jun 2013
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I didn't take offense to the rape line at all. With that being said, I cringe every time that guy sends those daily e-mails. He thinks he's funny but he tries too hard and is not funny at all, not one bit. He's a nice guy, never had a major issue with him professionally, but he's just trying way too hard to be liked and he's trying way too hard to be funny - it's never worked, at least for me, but, I give him props for trying.
If it is a company E-mail, I will read it because it's part of my job - I don't need anyone making fun of anything to keep me entertainment while I scroll through the AOS notices and MELs.
I would personally prefer communications from the CP office remain professional and official. The Skypest e-mails, in my opinion were so childish and immature and completely unprofessional. Made us look really really bad. But hey, if nobody from the top cares they're doing it....I guess neither should we.
#33
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Joined: Aug 2013
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Many people tend to lose touch that our time here is temporary. This is a short term job. No reason to get wrapped around the axle about small stuff. 90% of us will be out in 3 years or less. Personally, my goal is to have fun and keep my head down and get out asap. No reason to get caught up in high school drama.
#34
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Joined: Sep 2016
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Many people tend to lose touch that our time here is temporary. This is a short term job. No reason to get wrapped around the axle about small stuff. 90% of us will be out in 3 years or less. Personally, my goal is to have fun and keep my head down and get out asap. No reason to get caught up in high school drama.
This right here ^^^^
#35
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Joined: Jun 2015
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Many people tend to lose touch that our time here is temporary. This is a short term job. No reason to get wrapped around the axle about small stuff. 90% of us will be out in 3 years or less. Personally, my goal is to have fun and keep my head down and get out asap. No reason to get caught up in high school drama.
All that being said, I love working here. Its a night and day difference than my last airline and enjoy my layovers with the crews. Honestly.....I'll miss this stuff once I move on, minus the drama.
#39
I say If one can't handle a little humor without being offended then go hide in your "safe space" and give up this career. Good luck in a mainline cockpit with the "professional" campaign. One can be a professional and a leader and still have an off-color side. It's called levity, and it should have a place in what we do.
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