WSJ: Delta Air cancels plane orders..
07-16-2015 | 08:43 AM
#121
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From: Light Chop
Nothing wrong with what you said. The guy has nothing to do with Delta, has nothing to say on the subject, just comes in and tries to throw some weak insults around and then throws down the former mechanic turned Comair pilot to the bitter end card. And nobody cares. Nobody.
What's sad, is you can tell this particular person is a bit of a bully. We all know bullies, when you're growing up they're a thing, when you become a grown up you realize they're simply neglected by their fathers and insecure about themselves. So if anything, you kind of feel bad. But then, you're kind of entertained, I won't lie.
What's sad, is you can tell this particular person is a bit of a bully. We all know bullies, when you're growing up they're a thing, when you become a grown up you realize they're simply neglected by their fathers and insecure about themselves. So if anything, you kind of feel bad. But then, you're kind of entertained, I won't lie.
07-16-2015 | 09:04 AM
#123
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From: B-717 FO / C-17 AC
Yes. And for those who thought he cares about employees, this whole situation finally shows his true colors. The only reason the relationship seemed so amicable is because the pilots never had enough courage to say no. We played the role of battered spouse for too long. Its time to fix that.
07-16-2015 | 09:26 AM
#125
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Ah, no one of the first things he did involved a crash in Denver that exposed them to huge financial risk. I think Frank probably knew Who Richard was. This springboarded his career.
07-16-2015 | 10:21 AM
#127
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Yes. And for those who thought he cares about employees, this whole situation finally shows his true colors. The only reason the relationship seemed so amicable is because the pilots never had enough courage to say no. We played the role of battered spouse for too long. Its time to fix that.
If I am correct (no more than a couple of years) you have seen nothing but rose-colored glasses and sweet smelling grasses for your DAL career. You can criticize a poor TA all you like--as have many of us.
You have ZERO right to be calling the rest of your fellow pilots guilty of "battered spouse syndrome" when you don't even know what you don't even know.
If I am incorrect and you were furloughed after 9/11 and ate a sh!t sandwich for years...then fire away.
07-16-2015 | 10:39 AM
#128
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Yes. And for those who thought he cares about employees, this whole situation finally shows his true colors. The only reason the relationship seemed so amicable is because the pilots never had enough courage to say no. We played the role of battered spouse for too long. Its time to fix that.
07-16-2015 | 10:42 AM
#129
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What's sad, is you can tell this particular person is a bit of a bully. We all know bullies, when you're growing up they're a thing, when you become a grown up you realize they're simply neglected by their fathers and insecure about themselves. So if anything, you kind of feel bad. But then, you're kind of entertained, I won't lie.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like the majority of the members of our functioning (or dysfunctional) Shadow MEC and a few Yes voting reps.
Sounds like the majority of the members of our functioning (or dysfunctional) Shadow MEC and a few Yes voting reps.
07-16-2015 | 11:22 AM
#130
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From: 747-400 Captain
While I certainly don't care about your opinion of pilots, your overt arrogance is something you should try to work on...right after you look up the word "overt." Oops, see there, I was you for a second.
Carl
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