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#151
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#152
I'm guessing this has much more to do with how many training cycles they want to soak up and how many bypasses they're willing to pay. Then running it up the chain to get buy-in from the bosses who control the purse strings. I went into this AE thinking I would be extremely surprised to see results prior to Friday. Sounds like it may now be tomorrow, but either way another day or two isn't a biggie.
#153
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Position: DAL 330
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West coast guys putting in WS requests in east coast time, seriously, although this is I-crew related I guess.
20 to 30 foot long scrolls that substitute for a flight plan - ancient Egyptian technology at its finest.
I can go on and on, and when we were losing billions of dollars each year we had a justification for such rants. But now that we are printing Benjamin’s by the billions I tend to cut the management guys a little more slack.
OBTW AMR and UAL may have better tech but they probably screw things up more than our crack team.
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#154
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Joined APC: Aug 2010
Posts: 1,316
Which is likely light years ahead of AAL...
I'm guessing this has much more to do with how many training cycles they want to soak up and how many bypasses they're willing to pay. Then running it up the chain to get buy-in from the bosses who control the purse strings. I went into this AE thinking I would be extremely surprised to see results prior to Friday. Sounds like it may now be tomorrow, but either way another day or two isn't a biggie.
I'm guessing this has much more to do with how many training cycles they want to soak up and how many bypasses they're willing to pay. Then running it up the chain to get buy-in from the bosses who control the purse strings. I went into this AE thinking I would be extremely surprised to see results prior to Friday. Sounds like it may now be tomorrow, but either way another day or two isn't a biggie.
#155
Which is likely light years ahead of AAL...
I'm guessing this has much more to do with how many training cycles they want to soak up and how many bypasses they're willing to pay. Then running it up the chain to get buy-in from the bosses who control the purse strings. I went into this AE thinking I would be extremely surprised to see results prior to Friday. Sounds like it may now be tomorrow, but either way another day or two isn't a biggie.
I'm guessing this has much more to do with how many training cycles they want to soak up and how many bypasses they're willing to pay. Then running it up the chain to get buy-in from the bosses who control the purse strings. I went into this AE thinking I would be extremely surprised to see results prior to Friday. Sounds like it may now be tomorrow, but either way another day or two isn't a biggie.
I would have been fine waiting until next week, but then they raised my expectations.
#156
There are a few problems let’s start with I-Crew, early to mid 90s technology. Dot matrix printers! Those antique buying guys from American Pickers might enjoy them but pretty much no one else does.
West coast guys putting in WS requests in east coast time, seriously, although this is I-crew related I guess.
20 to 30 foot long scrolls that substitute for a flight plan - ancient Egyptian technology at its finest.
I can go on and on, and when we were losing billions of dollars each year we had a justification for such rants. But now that we are printing Benjamin’s by the billions I tend to cut the management guys a little more slack.
OBTW AMR and UAL may have better tech but they probably screw things up more than our crack team.
Scoop
West coast guys putting in WS requests in east coast time, seriously, although this is I-crew related I guess.
20 to 30 foot long scrolls that substitute for a flight plan - ancient Egyptian technology at its finest.
I can go on and on, and when we were losing billions of dollars each year we had a justification for such rants. But now that we are printing Benjamin’s by the billions I tend to cut the management guys a little more slack.
OBTW AMR and UAL may have better tech but they probably screw things up more than our crack team.
Scoop
#157
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Joined APC: Apr 2011
Position: retired 767(dl)
Posts: 5,730
I don’t know if it’s true or not, but someone once told me we had to buy a company that made the printer ribbons for dot matrix printers, because we had so many of them, it was cheaper to buy the company then it would have been to replace all our printers. Again, I doubt it’s true, but we did buy an oil refinery just to dodge the crack spread, and have some control over our price.
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