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DARR31 06-12-2014 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1663450)
My bet Timbo is if Delta could get it's hands on new 773s they'd do it. I don't think they're like "I only buy Chevys and never will buy Fords" they're just committed to making revenue.

The 777 by the way is 20 years old today.

http://ww1.hdnux.com/photos/21/32/41.../3/628x471.jpg

Boeing 777 and F-16.

No you guys are all wrong, that is an F-20! ;)

forgot to bid 06-12-2014 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 1663703)
http://www.warbirdalley.com/images/T-28-4-spread-.jpg

No it's not. Everybody knows the T-38 was the one that got replaced by the T-34. Stop confusing people.

That IP is awfully short. How does he see over the panel?

didn't need an IP on that thing.

So if you went to Top Gun in 1986 flying the most advanced fighter ever, the F-14, your primary flight training would've been on a radial right?

That's awesome. They should've played that up in the movie, maybe replace that sex scene with a Trojan.

forgot to bid 06-12-2014 09:47 PM

http://www.impdb.org/images/a/a9/Hot...F1_1h14m54.jpg

My lottery plane.

forgot to bid 06-12-2014 09:59 PM

okay, I'm done bidding.

Now to go to AIG aircraft salvage website to see if there is any C-172N models or later with hail damage that are affordable.

What? Hey, it's better than looking at porn, but admittedly nowhere near as respectable.

Bucking Bar 06-12-2014 11:28 PM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1663705)
That's awesome. They should've played that up in the movie, maybe replace that sex scene with a Trojan.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Mzz7I-D0Nw...mw/s320/TM.jpg

Yeah ... I'm just glad they had an F14 in the back of the classroom. Just like my Delta indoc, where they had a broken MD88 and a huffer cart towed to the back of class ... they put the Chick Fil A over by the drooping slat for the new hires, which was nice.

Bucking Bar 06-12-2014 11:39 PM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1663714)
okay, I'm done bidding.

Now to go to AIG aircraft salvage website to see if there is any C-172N models or later with hail damage that are affordable.

What? Hey, it's better than looking at porn, but admittedly nowhere near as respectable.

Don't be all done bidding yet. We need to hear the story of how you 'splained to the wife how you bought an airplane needing "a little work.

Having flown a few hail damaged, had to find "the right guy" to sign the annual, I can tell you they go fine. They put dimples in golf balls to go straighter and farther ... yeah that.

orvil 06-13-2014 04:21 AM

Gentlemen,

You have done a great job. Sailing Fun has been exposed and humiliated. It's Friday, how about some Underboob or at least some cheerleader pictures?

(I would post some, but I've already been counseled for this activity.)

sailingfun 06-13-2014 04:38 AM


Originally Posted by orvil (Post 1663749)
Gentlemen,

You have done a great job. Sailing Fun has been exposed and humiliated. It's Friday, how about some Underboob or at least some cheerleader pictures?

(I would post some, but I've already been counseled for this activity.)

Exposed for what? Trying to insure we get the best contract possible?The only way to do that is be smart, reasonable and understand the system we have to negotiate within. DALPA has done that remarkably well and taken us from a airline on the edge of collapse back to the top of the industry. Results are what counts!

gzsg 06-13-2014 05:13 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1663753)
Exposed for what? Trying to insure we get the best contract possible?The only way to do that is be smart, reasonable and understand the system we have to negotiate within. DALPA has done that remarkably well and taken us from a airline on the edge of collapse back to the top of the industry. Results are what counts!

Sailing

What does the final product C2015 end up being in your book?

I will go first.

When management is returning billions to the shareholders and making record profits, making any concessions is insane.

Date of signing May 2004 Delta hourly rates plus 3%. 5% per year after that.

3 year duration.

Per diem $2.95/$3.95 plus .10 per year

44 days of vacation UAL match

Air tight Improved JV language with rapid and severe penalties.

$4000 annual company contribution to medical savings account.

4:30 vacation day and training day.

Restoration of C2012 profit sharing reduction.

I admit this is not "historic" but this is the very minimum.

index 06-13-2014 05:16 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1663104)
I have never had a management position at the airline or DALPA. The closest I have been to management was having the CEO of Delta personally threatening my job over my stand on furloughing pilots.

So sailing, self-proclaimed champion and protector of furloughed pilots, are you going to share the details of your story about how your robust advocacy resulted in you being PERSONALLY THREATENED BY THE CEO OF DELTA? After all, YOU brought it up.

I think it highly unlikely that the CEO would GAS about anything you, me, or anyone else thinks. I assume when you say "stand" that you mean your position on the matter, and not that you took some kind of "action." Whatever the case, let's hear the details.

Again, what specifically did he say to you? Or were any words used at all? Did he give you the evil eye? Wink at you? Cast a hex on you?


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1663104)
I had the guts to sign the letters and take action beyond a web board. I have also had to meet with two other VP's over similar stands on issues. Never saw you there.

Let's see the letter sailing that you profess required "guts" to sign.


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