What’s your favorite Delta day?
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What’s your favorite Delta day?
Ed Bastian says his was the day we escaped bankruptcy allowing Delta to become what it is today.
My favorite Delta day was the day we, as a group with different perspectives and desires recognized our value to the company and what Delta has become. And voted down TA1.
What’s yours?
My favorite Delta day was the day we, as a group with different perspectives and desires recognized our value to the company and what Delta has become. And voted down TA1.
What’s yours?
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I was a new hire at the new hire dinner. My wife and I were partaking at the open bar. We both grabbed some red wine. We were then told to explore the museum. We were both befuddled and said asked if we were allowed to take our wine. Of course was the response.
Both of us were Air Force officers and we would have never been trusted with the responsibility of not spilling. It was a paradigm shift for the both of us. To this day we both sillily remember that moment.
Delta may not being perfect. It may stress us out and try to nickel and dime us but, Delta trusts is to get the job done. The Air Force never gave us that trust without constantly looking over our shoulder.
It was a great moment realizing I had changed the vector of my future. Admittedly, it was a truly stupid moment but it meant a lot.
Both of us were Air Force officers and we would have never been trusted with the responsibility of not spilling. It was a paradigm shift for the both of us. To this day we both sillily remember that moment.
Delta may not being perfect. It may stress us out and try to nickel and dime us but, Delta trusts is to get the job done. The Air Force never gave us that trust without constantly looking over our shoulder.
It was a great moment realizing I had changed the vector of my future. Admittedly, it was a truly stupid moment but it meant a lot.
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I was a new hire at the new hire dinner. My wife and I were partaking at the open bar. We both grabbed some red wine. We were then told to explore the museum. We were both befuddled and said asked if we were allowed to take our wine. Of course was the response.
Both of us were Air Force officers and we would have never been trusted with the responsibility of not spilling. It was a paradigm shift for the both of us. To this day we both sillily remember that moment.
Delta may not being perfect. It may stress us out and try to nickel and dime us but, Delta trusts is to get the job done. The Air Force never gave us that trust without constantly looking over our shoulder.
It was a great moment realizing I had changed the vector of my future. Admittedly, it was a truly stupid moment but it meant a lot.
Both of us were Air Force officers and we would have never been trusted with the responsibility of not spilling. It was a paradigm shift for the both of us. To this day we both sillily remember that moment.
Delta may not being perfect. It may stress us out and try to nickel and dime us but, Delta trusts is to get the job done. The Air Force never gave us that trust without constantly looking over our shoulder.
It was a great moment realizing I had changed the vector of my future. Admittedly, it was a truly stupid moment but it meant a lot.
Also, I remember at Indoc and having the introduction to Alpa at the hotel. It was about 2 weeks before the end of voting for TA1, and we asked the ALPA rep if there was a chance it would be voted down. He said absolutely not. Very eye opening.
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