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Carl Spackler 03-06-2015 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1838542)
I just wish one of their Clients had been the Delta Pilots, you know, the guys who paid his salary for about the past 10 years...:rolleyes:

We're still paying part of his salary Timbo. He's still on our list drawing ALPA flight pay loss.


Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1838542)
I'm pretty sure the A4A is one of his Clients now that our contracts are 'mature'.

Oh Wait! He IS a Delta Pilot!

Or... was.

I doubt we'll ever see him fly a Delta jet again.

I doubt we'll see him flying a Delta jet either. My question is when he'll stop getting flight pay loss.

Carl

sailingfun 03-06-2015 07:26 PM


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1838549)
We're still paying part of his salary Timbo. He's still on our list drawing ALPA flight pay loss.



I doubt we'll see him flying a Delta jet either. My question is when he'll stop getting flight pay loss.

Carl

My understanding is that he is on flight pay loss at the moment representing the ATA with congress concerning the Middle East airline issue and the attempt to remove them from open skies. The company is covering the flight pay for him. This is a huge issue and he is the right person to be fronting it in DC.

Boomer 03-06-2015 09:25 PM

Not just any spaceship, a PAN AM spaceship!

I wonder if The Moak Group is paying royalties to MGM Studios for the use of that image?

forgot to bid 03-06-2015 09:34 PM


Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 1838602)
Not just any spaceship, a PAN AM spaceship!

I wonder if The Moak Group is paying royalties to MGM Studios for the use of that image?

was it a Douglas design? Given the wingspan, it looks like a Douglas. I think I even see control tabs.

forgot to bid 03-06-2015 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 1838602)
Not just any spaceship, a PAN AM spaceship!

I wonder if The Moak Group is paying royalties to MGM Studios for the use of that image?

If Delta had acquired the Pan Am shuttle and if the limitations section looked anything like the real shuttle's limitation section where the max speed was a freaking square root v - bar equation x 17.18...

http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscmwyitxy.png

...it'd be safe to assume ground school would have gone rather quick for me. It'd looked a lot like this:

https://uproxx.files.wordpress.com/2...test.gif?w=650

Dorfman 03-07-2015 12:38 AM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1838523)
Supposedly, multiple sources at least, Delta would like not to reduce the 757 fleet to the size previously mentioned. It might require additional aircraft not already here. Maybe they're wanting to staff those as well as just handle the ebb and flow of summer and ER Bs bailing to their first Captain positions. IDK.

One could at least hope that's true.

From SD at the roadshow the 757 fleet will go to 90 a/c plus 14 more that will be used exclusively for charters.

Roadkill 03-07-2015 01:14 AM

The Moak Group is expert at crafting messaging to educate, engage, and influence audiences. We are innovative problem solvers who create and seize opportunities to forward our client’s agendas and protect our client’s reputations. Our belief is that forging strong relationships, relying on data-driven metrics, and establishing and executing targeted communications are proven ways to influence public opinion.

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THIS is the MOAK group's "byline" explaining what Moak is "expert in" and selling!

OMFG, this is EXACTLY what we see going on here all the time! Whenever a topic comes up where pilot public opinion needs to be shaped, suddenly there are a slew of posters show up here spouting a party line with "targeted communitcations" to influence our public opinions, which forwards their client's agendas (Delta) and reputation.

Basically he is selling what he has perfected here and we see on this forum every week: manipulating a constituency via crafted messages.

Now, how can anyone argue that this isn't what we've been seeing all this time, when his "post Delta/ALPA pilots" consulting description is this?
Disgusting.

sailingfun 03-07-2015 03:15 AM


Originally Posted by Roadkill (Post 1838629)
The Moak Group is expert at crafting messaging to educate, engage, and influence audiences. We are innovative problem solvers who create and seize opportunities to forward our client’s agendas and protect our client’s reputations. Our belief is that forging strong relationships, relying on data-driven metrics, and establishing and executing targeted communications are proven ways to influence public opinion.

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THIS is the MOAK group's "byline" explaining what Moak is "expert in" and selling!

OMFG, this is EXACTLY what we see going on here all the time! Whenever a topic comes up where pilot public opinion needs to be shaped, suddenly there are a slew of posters show up here spouting a party line with "targeted communitcations" to influence our public opinions, which forwards their client's agendas (Delta) and reputation.

Basically he is selling what he has perfected here and we see on this forum every week: manipulating a constituency via crafted messages.

Now, how can anyone argue that this isn't what we've been seeing all this time, when his "post Delta/ALPA pilots" consulting description is this?
Disgusting.

The black helicopters are circling lower and lower! I see ropes dropping out on your roof! Run!

sailingfun 03-07-2015 03:22 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1838556)
My understanding is that he is on flight pay loss at the moment representing the ATA with congress concerning the Middle East airline issue and the attempt to remove them from open skies. The company is covering the flight pay for him. This is a huge issue and he is the right person to be fronting it in DC.


Originally Posted by Dorfman (Post 1838627)
From SD at the roadshow the 757 fleet will go to 90 a/c plus 14 more that will be used exclusively for charters.

That's pretty much always been the plan. 70 to 75 aircraft in the domestic fleet with 199 seats plus the international airframes which I think is about 17. If the charter deal is inked at 14 that's great news. It's been talked about for a long time. What did he say about the 757-300"s? I understood we were keeping all those and going to 234 seats. If they are included in the 90 number it's a reduction from last years plan.


L

forgot to bid 03-07-2015 03:59 AM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1838606)
was it a Douglas design? Given the wingspan, it looks like a Douglas. I think I even see control tabs.

Was Bucking Bar banned or something? All this flame bait on Douglas jets and nothing from him. Was it the Moak Group? Did they kill him? Do they even kill people? What's the point of spaceships if you're not using them for attacking stuff?


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