Airline back to Corporate flying
02-28-2015 | 04:37 PM
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Sid,
How do you know he doesn't need to work? Maybe he still has kids in college. Or a wife with an expensive, non-covered medical problem. Or maybe he's just not ready to hang up his spurs quite yet. You should be thankful he's trying to get that Part 91 gig. It opens up his Major 121 seat for someone like you.
How do you know he doesn't need to work? Maybe he still has kids in college. Or a wife with an expensive, non-covered medical problem. Or maybe he's just not ready to hang up his spurs quite yet. You should be thankful he's trying to get that Part 91 gig. It opens up his Major 121 seat for someone like you.
Anything less then that, he would be like one of those boxers that don't want to retire. He would be better teaching.
02-28-2015 | 05:09 PM
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02-28-2015 | 05:21 PM
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Seriously, 70? Go fishing.
02-28-2015 | 05:50 PM
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Not to be rude and personal but where do you get off thinking it's OK for YOU to be the judge of how one lives their life after an airline career?
A 70 year old with a passion as well as a gift for flying has my respect, those with the move over FOR ME attitude do not.
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02-28-2015 | 05:58 PM
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03-01-2015 | 04:31 AM
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And who's job might that be? Don't remember anyone quitting a job that they wanted OR needed to give me one on my way up. (And I didn't expect it)
Not to be rude and personal but where do you get off thinking it's OK for YOU to be the judge of how one lives their life after an airline career?
A 70 year old with a passion as well as a gift for flying has my respect, those with the move over FOR ME attitude do not.
CG
Not to be rude and personal but where do you get off thinking it's OK for YOU to be the judge of how one lives their life after an airline career?
A 70 year old with a passion as well as a gift for flying has my respect, those with the move over FOR ME attitude do not.
CG
2) Same place where you did.
A 70 year old with a passion, should be use it to teach the others.
Unless like someone pointed, he has some family issue for which he needs more money, that 70 year old retired legacy, in my opinion is just hogging.
What about the move over for the young ones attitude.
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