Rumor mill
#101
Delta can own and run multiple certificates at once . The pilots on EDV seniority list are owned and operated by Delta the same as the pilots on the Delta seniority list, we just have two separate contracts. Delta doesn’t own and operate all other carriers . EDV is not an outsource. The Delta pilots , FA’s , etc. that were flying Delta aircraft with “Song” painted on a “ Delta” 757 and was on a separate certificate owned by Delta were not outsourced. Same situation as endeavor. I believe “Song” pilots had a different contract as well.
It's so funny to read all this stuff again. These are the same arguments many of my Comair brothers used in the early 2000s. Look how that turned out. I keep telling you that you're repeating history. If you want to be a Delta pilot, fill out an application. Stop with the seniority grab hopes. It didn't work then and it won't work now.
#102
What are you smoking man? "Song" was flown by pilots on the Delta seniority list under the Delta PWA. They may have flown into TPA on a Delta branded 757 and flown out on a Song branded 757. They were completely interchangeable. As for the non-union FAs or other agents, that's irrelevant. Apples to oranges. Endeavor pilots are not under the Delta PWA, and are owned by the same parent company that owns Delta Air Lines. They are not Delta pilots. You can say it's so and wish it so all you want, but it just ain't true.
It's so funny to read all this stuff again. These are the same arguments many of my Comair brothers used in the early 2000s. Look how that turned out. I keep telling you that you're repeating history. If you want to be a Delta pilot, fill out an application. Stop with the seniority grab hopes. It didn't work then and it won't work now.
It's so funny to read all this stuff again. These are the same arguments many of my Comair brothers used in the early 2000s. Look how that turned out. I keep telling you that you're repeating history. If you want to be a Delta pilot, fill out an application. Stop with the seniority grab hopes. It didn't work then and it won't work now.
If you follow both a Delta pilot and an Endeavor pilots org chart to the final person, they both end at Ed Bastian. Is that true or not? Simple yes or no answer.
#103
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Apr 2020
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It’s worth remembering that literally every lifer at EDV has had a shot at a zero-work besides fill the app out flow to Delta within the last two years. Absolutely nobody can claim they got “stuck” at this point. Anybody pre merge could have a thousand or more numbers below them at DL by now. First flow classes that’s probably approaching 4k. I think quite a few are narrowbody capts in DTW and not just on a T-tail. Good for them, I’m sure they are thrilled with the flow. The “we need a staple now!” contingent just seems like guys who couldn’t stomach starting at the bottom and now want their second bite as it worked well for their buddies.
#104
I'm Blue
Joined: Aug 2020
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#105
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Joined: Nov 2016
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Anyone that thinks 9E is getting sold… why did Delta just spend over $50M (guessing on that number) on completely rebuilding the 9E trading facility including new sims, new FTDs, new door trainers, and bringing all pilot
and FA training into the facility. It is now the largest CRJ training center in the world, and they still aren’t done. Also, while it likely doesn’t mean much, they are also spending millions on adding the ERJ to the certificate. Doesn’t seem like that all would make sense if you are planning to sell…
and FA training into the facility. It is now the largest CRJ training center in the world, and they still aren’t done. Also, while it likely doesn’t mean much, they are also spending millions on adding the ERJ to the certificate. Doesn’t seem like that all would make sense if you are planning to sell…
#106
Why would EDV need its own CEO if you were?So,
No
#107
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Joined: Jan 2019
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What are you smoking man? "Song" was flown by pilots on the Delta seniority list under the Delta PWA. They may have flown into TPA on a Delta branded 757 and flown out on a Song branded 757. They were completely interchangeable. As for the non-union FAs or other agents, that's irrelevant. Apples to oranges. Endeavor pilots are not under the Delta PWA, and are owned by the same parent company that owns Delta Air Lines. They are not Delta pilots. You can say it's so and wish it so all you want, but it just ain't true.
It's so funny to read all this stuff again. These are the same arguments many of my Comair brothers used in the early 2000s. Look how that turned out. I keep telling you that you're repeating history. If you want to be a Delta pilot, fill out an application. Stop with the seniority grab hopes. It didn't work then and it won't work now.
It's so funny to read all this stuff again. These are the same arguments many of my Comair brothers used in the early 2000s. Look how that turned out. I keep telling you that you're repeating history. If you want to be a Delta pilot, fill out an application. Stop with the seniority grab hopes. It didn't work then and it won't work now.
#109
#110
That's actually exactly how it works. Endeavor is a company owned by Delta and run by a Delta employee. The Endeavor corporate ladder does not extend above JG.
Are LATAM pilots Delta employees? How about Virgin Atlantic pilots? Those pilots work for Delta subsidiaries, too.
Under your logic, a Virgin Atlantic pilot would be at least partially a Delta pilot. The whole point of Delta owning part of Virgin Atlantic is that a Virgin Atlantic pilot is 100% not a Delta pilot. That same logic applies to Endeavor and its pilots.
Are LATAM pilots Delta employees? How about Virgin Atlantic pilots? Those pilots work for Delta subsidiaries, too.
Under your logic, a Virgin Atlantic pilot would be at least partially a Delta pilot. The whole point of Delta owning part of Virgin Atlantic is that a Virgin Atlantic pilot is 100% not a Delta pilot. That same logic applies to Endeavor and its pilots.


