Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
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Seems like most of the other regionals have announced plans for SIL some really crappy others somewhat attractive yet here at 9E only thing we are hearing is voluntary leave. I’d this because they are getting the numbers they needed volunteering for leave or the union and company just not finding common ground. Losing so much flying and parking aircraft everywhere ones gotta think the music has stopped and we are just waiting for the ship to break in two.


Seems like most of the other regionals have announced plans for SIL some really crappy others somewhat attractive yet here at 9E only thing we are hearing is voluntary leave. I’d this because they are getting the numbers they needed volunteering for leave or the union and company just not finding common ground. Losing so much flying and parking aircraft everywhere ones gotta think the music has stopped and we are just waiting for the ship to break in two.
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Amazing how 3 weeks ago people are screaming “pilot shortage”, “it’s here!”. Now the same people say it’s the titanic and we are sinking. Airline crews are the band playing as the ship goes down, “Nearer, My God, to Thee” softly playing in the background.
The airlines don’t know how long this will last, they want to maintain the ability to ramp up on the spring back which will probably be sometime this summer if historical black swans are any indicator. That being said why waste a perfectly good crisis? Get some concessions from the pilot groups while you can.
If this is your first economic downturn as an airline pilot, welcome to the suck. This too will pass.
The airlines don’t know how long this will last, they want to maintain the ability to ramp up on the spring back which will probably be sometime this summer if historical black swans are any indicator. That being said why waste a perfectly good crisis? Get some concessions from the pilot groups while you can.
If this is your first economic downturn as an airline pilot, welcome to the suck. This too will pass.

I don't know why we're expected to go without pay, go in debt to the company, and then take a furlough in a few months, when we are punching holes in the sky with less than 10% load factors. We're still doing DTW LAN with 3 people in the back. You can drive that leg in just over an hour.

History never completely informs current situations, or the future, but like all forms of information, it should not be dismissed.

We can always learn from history. The CDC director is saying this virus may slow down over the summer but fall/winter months it will be back for another wave. If there is no vaccine by then, he said to expect more social distancing / lock down orders. I get it, but I have no idea how the entire world's economy is supposed to function if businesses are shutting down after just a few weeks of this.
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History is never irrelevant. This thing is very much like the misnamed 1918 Spanish Flu. There are lessons to be learned from that tragedy. Airlines did not even exist then, but railroads did.
History never completely informs current situations, or the future, but like all forms of information, it should not be dismissed.
History never completely informs current situations, or the future, but like all forms of information, it should not be dismissed.
i don’t see this thing being anything like the Spanish flu. Not even close.
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