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NuGuy 03-26-2022 12:11 PM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 3394924)
We had pro/con papers back in 2001.

And that's probably the last time you saw them, because a few years later there was a political shift to an MEC that didn't like them. There were certainly none for 2012/TA1.

NuGuy 03-26-2022 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by crewdawg (Post 3394939)
I'm with you on the dudes shouldn't always be auto no vote on the first TA, that's a ridiculous outlook. I certainly don't expect them to bend to every item we want, but I just don't think the company is actually negotiating in good faith when they unnecessarily drag things out, e.g, "last, best offer," that wasn't... Even worse if they actually use phrases like, "if we give it to you, we'd have to give it to other employees."

Last time, weren't some on the MEC "against" the TA, yet opted to send it to the pilot group anyway?

I don't recall reading any LEC newsletters that stated as such. It seemed like they were either all in or all out.

TANSTAAFL 03-26-2022 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by Trip7 (Post 3395073)
And when you can finally hold a line you'll have to gut out trips that have a heavy influence of retired Maddog and Minidog flying.

NYC73N flying might be the best kept secret at the Widget. I should be quiet but I'm going to around 40% after this last AE with the Widebody AE still to come.

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If you can handle the commute which is really pretty easy from most points the base and flying is excellent. Did it for 2.5yrs junior 73NA and loved it most days. I even managed long call from home in the Midwest without missing a trip 😉, but scheduling and staffing wasn’t as bad back then

Trip7 03-26-2022 04:49 PM


Originally Posted by TANSTAAFL (Post 3395248)
If you can handle the commute which is really pretty easy from most points the base and flying is excellent. Did it for 2.5yrs junior 73NA and loved it most days. I even managed long call from home in the Midwest without missing a trip [emoji6], but scheduling and staffing wasn’t as bad back then

Yup, especially if you commute from a city in close proximity with a decent amount of flights. I would not recommend NYC73NA to West Coasters and absolutely would not recommend to anyone with a double leg commute

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bode 03-26-2022 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by Trip7 (Post 3395257)
Yup, especially if you commute from a city in close proximity with a decent amount of flights. I would not recommend NYC73NA to West Coasters and absolutely would not recommend to anyone with a double leg commute

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Double leg commutes are the devil. Most draining thing I’ve done in a long time. Damn near need to commute in the day prior.

On a separate but same note, is PNS to LGA a seasonal flight? Just noticed it the other day.


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TheDuster 03-26-2022 05:36 PM


Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA (Post 3394834)
Reading this forum is definitely insightful as I’m trying to decide between Southwest or Delta.

Have you read the Southwest forum???

JustNarced 03-27-2022 02:55 AM


Originally Posted by bode (Post 3395258)
Double leg commutes are the devil. Most draining thing I’ve done in a long time. Damn near need to commute in the day prior.

On a separate but same note, is PNS to LGA a seasonal flight? Just noticed it the other day.


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Imagine doing it without positive space!

Whoopsmybad 03-27-2022 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by JustNarced (Post 3395348)
Imagine doing it without positive space!

I did 2 leg commuting before, and without PS. Never again.

JamesBond 03-28-2022 12:17 AM


Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA (Post 3394834)
Reading this forum is definitely insightful as I’m trying to decide between Southwest or Delta.

What is it that you find interesting about LUV? I'm genuinely curious as after my 6 years on the 737, I had had enough of that. Of course the 71 hours in the Tokyo Hilton layover isn't exactly all that great at the moment, but if you have a long career ahead of you, you had better love the 737. I know that some of the LUV guys will come on here and tell you how great it is and all that, but variety is the spice of life.

CBreezy 03-28-2022 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by JamesBond (Post 3395786)
What is it that you find interesting about LUV? I'm genuinely curious as after my 6 years on the 737, I had had enough of that. Of course the 71 hours in the Tokyo Hilton layover isn't exactly all that great at the moment, but if you have a long career ahead of you, you had better love the 737. I know that some of the LUV guys will come on here and tell you how great it is and all that, but variety is the spice of life.

A lot of people have no interest in transoceanic. And while it isn't the best aircraft, it's not nearly as bad as some people say it is. It's capable, reliable, and if it pays enough, who cares? I'd fly a crj for the right price.


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