MEC Early Out Comm
#71
Because, in my opinion, the company has chosen not to play the blame game. DALPA seems more than willing to publicly blame the lack of progress on the company. Noise, no results. In my experience, the kid that cries the most to the parents after a fight with their brother is usually the one with the most to hide.
Speaking of results, the word ‘progress’ was used a few times, not by me, but attributed to me. I like the word ‘results’ more. Results are quantifiable, progress is subjective.
Thanks for the civil debate. Like I said, I respect your opinion.
btw, did you ever live in Moab?
btw, did you ever live in Moab?
It’s my feeling that, in any debate, the person who starts name calling etc has already lost the debate.And I yours. We all know what opinions are like..........and I are one of those!

Nope, never lived in Utah. Discussed it with my wife a long time ago and we decided to stay in the Seattle area.
Denny
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From: In favor of good things, not in favor of bad things
Every FO I fly with seem to be addicted to his cell phone and checks it about every 3.5 minutes.
When I bring up the FOM policy, he rolls his eyes, puts it away, looks out of the window for about 30 min with his lips moving.
Then the cycle repeats.
Whats up with that?
Cats or retirement app or what? I don’t ask to not escalate and hurt their feelings further.. but I would love to know .. what is so irresistible?
When I bring up the FOM policy, he rolls his eyes, puts it away, looks out of the window for about 30 min with his lips moving.
Then the cycle repeats.
Whats up with that?
Cats or retirement app or what? I don’t ask to not escalate and hurt their feelings further.. but I would love to know .. what is so irresistible?
#73
Gets Weekends Off
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Every FO I fly with seem to be addicted to his cell phone and checks it about every 3.5 minutes.
When I bring up the FOM policy, he rolls his eyes, puts it away, looks out of the window for about 30 min with his lips moving.
Then the cycle repeats.
Whats up with that?
Cats or retirement app or what? I don’t ask to not escalate and hurt their feelings further.. but I would love to know .. what is so irresistible?
When I bring up the FOM policy, he rolls his eyes, puts it away, looks out of the window for about 30 min with his lips moving.
Then the cycle repeats.
Whats up with that?
Cats or retirement app or what? I don’t ask to not escalate and hurt their feelings further.. but I would love to know .. what is so irresistible?
#79
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From: window seat
This old trope again.
If BK was the almighty power many like to fantasize it is, every airline that did it would simply have involuntarily furloughed off the top of each category list, out of seniority, to match fleet needs. Zero training. And whatever plane SKYW's heart desired would have been their's. Please.
Just make any early out require participating pilots to be kept on the seniority list. Maybe create a new category for them (NBCSIL?) if that gets thrown out in BK then they could have just furloughed them out of senority anyway since BK is a weapon of unlimited power. GMAMFB.
If BK was the almighty power many like to fantasize it is, every airline that did it would simply have involuntarily furloughed off the top of each category list, out of seniority, to match fleet needs. Zero training. And whatever plane SKYW's heart desired would have been their's. Please.
Just make any early out require participating pilots to be kept on the seniority list. Maybe create a new category for them (NBCSIL?) if that gets thrown out in BK then they could have just furloughed them out of senority anyway since BK is a weapon of unlimited power. GMAMFB.
#80
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From: window seat
This isn't anywhere near similar to the VB situation where they sat on it way past the agreed upon timeline, promised to discuss their plans with us, then suddenly and overnight sandbagged us with something different "just because they could" so we finally had enough and pulled it down. So now you think because of that, they fake negotiated something that would have saved them a ton of money, cost any participating pilots some money, then pulled it down immediately, well within the timeline agreed upon, out of some semblance of spite, where the only cost to either party was to them by reducing prescious cash reserves by tens of millions, perhaps hundreds of millions assuming a broader application and participation?
Is that about right? And so because of all that, what exactly would you propose we do from PPOS?
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