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#8681
DGI - the #2 reason why I came here. #1 was the culture, #3 was the upgrade time, #4 was the pay, #5 was bases. Like I've said before, I had an offer from an AAWO, but just didn't feel it was in the same class as 9E.
#8682
The exact reasons I came here. Almost in the same order. I also could have gone to an AAWO.
#8683
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523XJ mesaba AVRO crashed.
Crash: LAMIA Bolivia RJ85 near Medellin on Nov 28th 2016, electrical problems, impact with terrain
Crash: LAMIA Bolivia RJ85 near Medellin on Nov 28th 2016, electrical problems, impact with terrain
#8684
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523XJ mesaba AVRO crashed.
Crash: LAMIA Bolivia RJ85 near Medellin on Nov 28th 2016, electrical problems, impact with terrain
Crash: LAMIA Bolivia RJ85 near Medellin on Nov 28th 2016, electrical problems, impact with terrain
#8685
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Unless you have previous 121, at endeavor you need at least 2 years for the 1,000hrs 121, 2 more years as PIC to be eligible for interview, and about 2 more years after that for a class date in DL IF and only IF you pass the interview. Thats 6 years.
AMR will give you a class date without the interview in the same timeframe. There is no reason for a new hire to come here unless he REALLY wants Delta or NYC for whatever reason.
AMR will give you a class date without the interview in the same timeframe. There is no reason for a new hire to come here unless he REALLY wants Delta or NYC for whatever reason.
#8686
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Not trying to ruffle feathers, but if things were so bad and you had to endure so much, why didn't you just jump when you had the chance? Honest question. Maybe the hard times weren't as hard to get through as you thought they was.
I read this quote recently, perhaps it's relevant for this discussion: "It is intellectually dishonest to look backwards with all the facts and judge the decisions that were made with almost none of the facts, or the facts that existed hidden in the normal cloud of endless speculation of what might happen." - Norm Coleman
Maybe a little more focus on the present and not so much on the past would change your outlook on the future.
I read this quote recently, perhaps it's relevant for this discussion: "It is intellectually dishonest to look backwards with all the facts and judge the decisions that were made with almost none of the facts, or the facts that existed hidden in the normal cloud of endless speculation of what might happen." - Norm Coleman
Maybe a little more focus on the present and not so much on the past would change your outlook on the future.
Oh sorry I forgot, you weren't here for that. How is that for an honest answer to your honest question.
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#8688
I am looking towards the future. The people who were here in the past 10 or more years deserve better pay and career progression if they choose to move on. Yes things were hard. 6 years with a sub par 1999 contract, pilots sleeping in their cars and collecting food stamps. The industry was stagnant for years and the company knew that. Finally getting a decent contact and having it taking away in bankruptcy due to the high costs of merging the three companies. Oh yes taking concessions and 401 hits and soft money hits and on and on.
Oh sorry I forgot, you weren't here for that. How is that for an honest answer to your honest question.
Oh sorry I forgot, you weren't here for that. How is that for an honest answer to your honest question.
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In addition, the reason I cited this crash as an XJ bird is for those who would be interested to know. Nothing more. Guuuuaaaard
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