My recall class had Fed-X, UPS, CAL, NetJets, Jet BLue, Frontier. All came back for increased YOS, and career progression. YOS for pay is frozen during bypass years - no one will come back w/ 12 YOS pay.

I'm very surprised that there is a guy @ FedX that didn't resign his DAL Sen. There was a guy who was working for both carriers and got caught. A witch hunt followed and all dual Sen (FedX & DAL) guys were outed. The one guy got fired and the others got a one time pass. Good for him if he gets back to SEA. I have a handful of friends who are trying to get back in the next recall. Seems a little unfair all the Mil Leave are returning after finishing their 20, but the bypass guys/gals have to wait for an official class.

Fingers crossed for hiring sooner than later...maybe the F/A hiring is a hint.

Baja.

great post :D

I don't know. We're in for some heated competition with these UK airlines.
I hope our girls are up for it.


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Can you picture our CEO doing this promotion:

My wife has #2 :D:D and she is always complaining:rolleyes:

TEN

PS. Not fake #2 either LOL!!!

Sure there's two sides to the story...

The story of the vet, and the story of the flight attendants being shown the door.

Pathetic. As if this world wasn't evil enough, our bloodthirsty quest for D-0 has compromised our ability to even do the right thing.

Under pilot selection, inside deltanet, there is a blurb about starting hiring in 2013. I figured its old but I know someone updates that section weekly.

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Why are you embarrassed? In my experience Delta takes excellent care of it's veteran customers. Flight Attendants often make a point of thanking them for their service, as do we pilots.

104 degree temperature, apparently did not get to the gate in time to board early, bought a ticket in the back, but somehow expected to be seated in the front, then angry because he could not change seats with a First Class passenger (who was apparently drawn into the situation and was willing to help), flight attendants told passengers to remain seated with the boarding door closed.

The sensationalistic tone of the story doesn't put the facts out there objectively. While a little flexibility might have gone a long way, they guy might have been just as uncomfortable getting up and going back to the front of the jet (which assumably would have required getting the wheel chair out in the aisle again). What would be your solution, Purple?

Link to Col. Knighton's Bio. She's an activist, with a cause: http://leavenoveteranbehind.org/?post_type=stuff&p=1715

and the author ....

Journalist Annie Groer has been a Washington Post gossip columnist and design writer ... A founding director of the Art Deco Society of Washington, she twice represented the District of Columbia in the National Chicken Cooking Contest and once danced across the Kennedy Center Stage with Liberace. She lives in Georgetown, where she is at work on her first book.

Wow. Now who's the antagonist around here?

Keep the airline out of the media. Period. Don't be that guy. Doesn't matter what the issue (unless you're absolutely right, and know that Fox News will agree with you).

So, you get the question. Read the story and tell us how you would have avoided giving Col. Knighton something to make a stink over?

Who knows if Cpl. Brown even wants this attention? The writer did her research by cold calling his mother and reading the guy's facebook page :rolleyes:

Again, Delta has a very good reputation for handling this sort of situation well. Isn't it reasonable to have some confidence that Delta did it right?

The customer arrived late and was taken to his seat on a crowded jet. After he was seated, moving him would have required moving him in the same fashion.

Again, the writer published her story based on an activist's account and a facebook page. The Cpl. involved apparently did not complain ... .