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Originally Posted by contrails
(Post 1227707)
Some SWA pilots will also upgrade during that time, and their raise is going to be a lot more than the same DL pilot's raise.
They also won't see their customers ride on a CRJ-200 flown by an understaffed circus of an airline. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1227410)
Show off.
But hey, it's better than watching Newk's video of Super playing pool. Next time Super, don't lose your bet. Or try so hard. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ttsUwSB2b8...0/poolshot.gif
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1227443)
That's actually how the crowd looked when he hit those birds....
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1227455)
It probably happened less than a minute after I turned the radar back on, "for the birds."
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Originally Posted by DogWhisperer
(Post 1227676)
Been thinking....if Delta were the Adams Family, what aircraft would be what character? I'm thinking that the Mad Dog HAS to be Uncle Fester....Mortisha is the A-330, she speaks french....Lurch is the 747....Is Pugsly the 9? A-320?
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Originally Posted by Bill Lumberg
(Post 1227703)
Some of our current 737 FOs will be 717 Capts then, making an extra $70 an hour. How much of a raise is that? 30 MD90s will replace the 17 current DC9-50s, and by the end of 2015 we will have 88 717s that will pay $195 an hour for the Capt by then. Say it won't happen. SAY IT!!!!! (in Van Damme voice during Kumite ending in the movie "Bloodsport")
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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1227474)
We will be negotiating a new contract in 2015... what's your point?
I was being sarcastic, guess it didn't come across that way even though I used a :rolleyes:. Just stating that the original poster made it seem like this 717 deal is a lot better for the company than ALPA thought. Original poster implied that it will save the company $750 million next year alone. I believe the article is not written well because I have to believe, as stated by shiznit, that the savings must be from the entire refleeting project. There is no way that just 16 airplanes (717's) next year are going to save us that kind of money. My thoughts anyway. |
Originally Posted by Bill Lumberg
(Post 1227709)
Not many will. When they retire one guy, one FO moves up, and they hire one. At DL or any Major, one top guy leaves, and 10 move up. Adding any growth aircraft does the same, but maybe not 10 guys moving up, maybe 4 or 5 depending on where the upgrading Capt comes from. (widebody FO or narrowbody FO). Still, it equals good upward movement and pay raises. At Southwest, not so much. And have you checked out any new Capt rates in 2015 for any DL plane bigger than a 737? A lot more than Southwest, FINALLY. How many DL 737 Capts will move up to bigger equipment in future years? It will be really nice. Southwest will slow considerably when younger AirTran pilots start moving into Southwest Capt ranks and stay for 30 years. And did you know 200+ 50 seaters you hate will be leaving the fleet within the next 3 years? You're welcome.
Originally Posted by Superpilot92
(Post 1227711)
gotta go the extra mile to eek the attention off of the newk, just trying to keep pace...
Even though the vote went 62%-38%, I bet* 100% of APC'ers when they meet in the real world at some point will ask one another, "What the hell is wrong with Bill Lumberg?" *[Ts, 80, whoever Ts is looking for, or anyone else, I do not really want to bet. It's a joke.] That is all..... :rolleyes: :D |
Originally Posted by 1234
I was being sarcastic, guess it didn't come across that way even though I used a :rolleyes:. Just stating that the original poster made it seem like this 717 deal is a lot better for the company than ALPA thought. Original poster implied that it will save the company $750 million next year alone. I believe the article is not written well because I have to believe, as stated by shiznit, that the savings must be from the entire refleeting project. There is no way that just 16 airplanes (717's) next year are going to save us that kind of money. My thoughts anyway. Remember too that not every penny of profit that Delta makes immediately is willed to you. There's 79,999 others that think they generated the revenue who want fractions of your penny. |
Originally Posted by contrails
(Post 1227707)
Some SWA pilots will also upgrade during that time, and their raise is going to be a lot more than the same DL pilot's raise.
They also won't see their customers ride on a CRJ-200 flown by an understaffed circus of an airline. |
Originally Posted by TenYearsGone
(Post 1227722)
I Love BloodSport!! MateH!! I watched that movie over 20 times!:eek:
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Originally Posted by SailorJerry
(Post 1227735)
Not necessarily directed at you but just a thought anyway - for comparison's sake. Had the company added the 717 fleet outside of Section 6 we would have negotiated a new pay rate for it. Maybe it would have gotten M88 pay. So say the company parks the 50s, adds the 717s, we negotiate a new rate, and get nothing, but they still save their huge chunk of change. Not saying its fair if this analyst is correct, but in alternate universes this could have turned just plain bleak for us.
Remember too that not every penny of profit that Delta makes immediately is willed to you. There's 79,999 others that think they generated the revenue who want fractions of your penny. I agree with you. |
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