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Originally Posted by firstmob
(Post 1698588)
Most of our competitors are growing and we are shrinking. I sure hope there is something else coming down the pike.
Denny |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1698490)
I understand your anger Starcheck. Your bread is likely being buttered by working in the ALPA PAC and here I am shining light on what you guys do.
Originally Posted by Starcheck102
(Post 1698629)
Oh, that's sweet of you, to accuse me of being on the take.
Guilty conscience about something maybe? Carl |
Originally Posted by firstmob
(Post 1698588)
Most of our competitors are growing and we are shrinking. I sure hope there is something else coming down the pike.
DALPA's on it. http://www.ibfx.com.au/Content/Image...oad-tracks.jpg Carl |
Originally Posted by Mesabah
(Post 1698532)
I paid about $9K per year, it is now $35K per year.
ERAU is now $250K minimum for a flight degree. To top it all off, youtube is a vastly superior educational resource than college. So is that $250K for a degree? Then you fly a $400K Cessna 172? :eek: I wish I could remember what I paid for Auburn in total, I think it was under $30K. I think that's what one year is now. The other problem they had is they charged the students full price for fuel because the University owned FBO wanted to show how profitable it was. :mad: |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1698637)
Oh there is. Dickson is looking forward to discussing with DALPA ways to mitigate displacements.
DALPA's on it. http://www.ibfx.com.au/Content/Image...oad-tracks.jpg Carl http://static.buydig.com/Assets/Prod...0E7054AC67.jpg Speaking of trains... And they survived. |
Originally Posted by Mesabah
(Post 1698532)
I paid about $9K per year, it is now $35K per year.
ERAU is now $250K minimum for a flight degree. To top it all off, youtube is a vastly superior educational resource than college. We all know it's all about government guaranteed college loans. When that river of money comes to a stop, college prices will drop as well. It's just math... Apparently math that is way over the heads of the US government though. |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1698636)
When you lobby congress, I hope you listen better than this. Where did I accuse you of "being on the take?" Why would you jump to that defensive conclusion by my stating that your bias is likely due to you working in the ALPA PAC? Yikes. My "bread is buttered" by Delta because I work there, not because I'm "on the take." Same with you at ALPA PAC.
Guilty conscience about something maybe? Carl |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1698668)
We all know it's all about government guaranteed college loans. When that river of money comes to a stop, college prices will drop as well. It's just math... Apparently math that is way over the heads of the US government though.
Yeah I don't think so. I graduated 10 years ago from the over priced school in Daytona and I had the most money that could be given to a student due to financial hardship and the max I could get from the government backed loan was 1/6 of the total price. I cant imagine the cost now but I seriously doubt that the average student can borrow 100k from Government backed loans PS .... I HATE SALLIE MAE!!!! |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1698634)
Do you really seriously believe Delta is shrinking when we are hiring approximately 85 pilots a month? We are now back up to over 12000 pilots on the seniority list. Now, if you want to say top end flying is shrinking, I might give it some thought.
Denny |
Originally Posted by Starcheck102
(Post 1698669)
Why indeed. Go to hell.
You must be new here. |
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