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Originally Posted by Jetunderwing
(Post 2589533)
With being here 2 years and seeing double the seniority behind me, it is interesting the Protected Pilots are getting so much at the expense of over half the pilots on the roster. I realize a lot of the MEC is about to flow and about time to clear the cobwebs but with well over half the list here less than 2 years i dont want to hear about the protected pilots 8 years on reserve or any other violins they wanna play. I want pay and qol, irregardless of them and the contract they all voted in thats a complete joke.
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589690)
For all those FOs that think the flow is UNFAIR how about we make it fair. How about you flow at the same length of time the PP pilots flow? Is it fair that you flow in 5.5-7 years when they flowed in 8-12 years?? Perspective people.
and you want to talk about perspective? Dude... You should stick with the, there are winners and losers rant. |
So tired of the argument that I’m supposed to be ok with being crapped on just because someone else was crapped on long before me. 12 year flow all around would be fair? Guess what, if the outlook of the industry was similar to when you decided to stick it out at Eagle, then I would never have chosen this career. The 5 year flow is the only reason I’m an airline pilot. I would have taken a different line of work if retirements weren’t going through the roof, but somehow I’m supposed to pay reparations for what someone else’s generation did at this company like I had a say. Like telling women to stop complaining about sexual harassment because at least they get to vote. Stop living in the past and try to make this a better job while the times are conducive to gains.
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Originally Posted by mketch11
(Post 2589739)
So tired of the argument that I’m supposed to be ok with being crapped on just because someone else was crapped on long before me. 12 year flow all around would be fair? Guess what, if the outlook of the industry was similar to when you decided to stick it out at Eagle, then I would never have chosen this career. The 5 year flow is the only reason I’m an airline pilot. I would have taken a different line of work if retirements weren’t going through the roof, but somehow I’m supposed to pay reparations for what someone else’s generation did at this company like I had a say. Like telling women to stop complaining about sexual harassment because at least they get to vote. Stop living in the past and try to make this a better job while the times are conducive to gains.
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Originally Posted by griff312
(Post 2589723)
Cool story, bro...; "Before start checklist...!"
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589745)
Your flow time just increased by 3-5 months. Do you not see that??
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Originally Posted by mketch11
(Post 2589748)
I saw 3-4, and I’m not sure it’s a gain if it’s correcting a flow violation, it should have been that way already. More of a Nuetral outcome on that minus the guys who already left who were hosed.
My flow date moved up 4 and possibly 5 months. |
Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589745)
Your flow time just increased by 3-5 months. Do you not see that??
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Originally Posted by BIueSideUp
(Post 2589705)
This is something that might soon be forgotten. I sat next to a guy last week that will be going to AA after 12+ years. All things staying the same, I'll be in his position in 4 years from today or at Delta in even less if that works out. That's totally unfair to the guys going now, but it's also the nature of the game.
Any FO that feels they aren't getting what they're entitled to is a Generation Z toddler that needs to take a hard look at how well-set they are to make an amazing career happen (and read up on some industry history). I would definitely consider these recent improvements a win. They weren't intended to benefit the FO group, but many FOs will benefit from them soon enough when they take a CA vacancy and get the immediate pay raise and when getting sent to LGA (if they even have to) becomes much more reasonable with the hotels and positive space to/from. This is good news, which is better than bad news. Anyway, I appreciate that you stuck it out, I wouldn’t have that’s for sure, but please don’t project your frustration for having to do it on those that are fighting for the betterment of all the pilots. Remember it’s also the low time guys, older guys switching careers and the people that didn’t slug it out through the crap that are pushing you up and out of here. Much respect all around and hopefully this isn’t taken personally. |
Is the ALPA flow sheet updated?
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There's a fundamental misunderstanding here I think. Envoy isn't competing with American Eagle in 2008 to attract pilots, it's competing with Endeavor, Republic, etc. in 2018. It will ultimately need to offer a competitive package, regardless of whether anyone in the pilot group feels that new FO's should be punished so they "can know what it's like."
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Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 2589760)
While I generally feel this was a positive for the PP’s and soon to upgrade FO’s I must admit I hate the argument of “well I went through hell so you should be grateful you didn’t and just shut the hell up”. This is a thinly veiled excuse for you choosing to stay in an environment that wasn’t friendly to you. I would not be here right now if the advertised flow was 8 years, plain and simple. I switched careers to come to this for the very fact the time to majors was supposed to come way down.
Anyway, I appreciate that you stuck it out, I wouldn’t have that’s for sure, but please don’t project your frustration for having to do it on those that are fighting for the betterment of all the pilots. Remember it’s also the low time guys, older guys switching careers and the people that didn’t slug it out through the crap that are pushing you up and out of here. Much respect all around and hopefully this isn’t taken personally. |
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 2589779)
There's a fundamental misunderstanding here I think. Envoy isn't competing with American Eagle in 2008 to attract pilots, it's competing with Endeavor, Republic, etc. in 2018. It will ultimately need to offer a competitive package, regardless of whether anyone in the pilot group feels that new FO's should be punished so they "can know what it's like."
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The company doesn’t see a need to raise anything (pay,QoL,etc.) if there is a pool of applicants waiting for a class date. This was not a contract negotiation.
Most, if not all, PP’s want better things for the NH’s and guys on property. Regardless of their history with the company. I strongly recommend all you guys post-PP to get very active with union volunteering. You guys will be replacing all the current guys soon! |
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 2589779)
There's a fundamental misunderstanding here I think. Envoy isn't competing with American Eagle in 2008 to attract pilots, it's competing with Endeavor, Republic, etc. in 2018. It will ultimately need to offer a competitive package, regardless of whether anyone in the pilot group feels that new FO's should be punished so they "can know what it's like."
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589796)
Wow. The insanity of it all. No one is advocating we got crapped on so you should get crapped on too. Never has a single pilot group got so much and claims to be getting the short end of the stick so often. What punishment have you received??? 20k bonus, third year FO pay, low reserve time, sky rocketing seniority number, 175 (for some), CA pay when awarded the upgrade, unlimited commuter hotels for three months, A12 passes, FO retention bonuses, 5-7 year flow...... come on!!!! What else do you want?? The PP group got a few thousand dollars and that's it. The PP group has received NOTHING that you have not received. Yet you continue to get all the benefits of the current market.
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589784)
There is one group that is harmed by these LOAs. The pilots that are about 700-950 that don't want to upgrade out of base.
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589796)
Wow. The insanity of it all. No one is advocating we got crapped on so you should get crapped on too. Never has a single pilot group got so much and claims to be getting the short end of the stick so often. What punishment have you received??? 20k bonus, third year FO pay, low reserve time, sky rocketing seniority number, 175 (for some), CA pay when awarded the upgrade, unlimited commuter hotels for three months, A12 passes, FO retention bonuses, 5-7 year flow...... come on!!!! What else do you want?? The PP group got a few thousand dollars and that's it. The PP group has received NOTHING that you have not received. Yet you continue to get all the benefits of the current market.
The debate of all this is the one’s who got the most are stomping their feet cause for the 1st time they didn’t get the most out of the deal. In reality it helps EVERYONE move faster. It was aimed at a remedy for the PP who were the one’s actually harmed & grievances filed over. |
I saw this question several pages back but not sure anybody knew. As a point of clarification...if you were already awarded the CA upgrade, does the CA pay rate take affect from the date of the agreement, or not until the next bid? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589796)
Wow. The insanity of it all. No one is advocating we got crapped on so you should get crapped on too. Never has a single pilot group got so much and claims to be getting the short end of the stick so often. What punishment have you received??? 20k bonus, third year FO pay, low reserve time, sky rocketing seniority number, 175 (for some), CA pay when awarded the upgrade, unlimited commuter hotels for three months, A12 passes, FO retention bonuses, 5-7 year flow...... come on!!!! What else do you want?? The PP group got a few thousand dollars and that's it. The PP group has received NOTHING that you have not received. Yet you continue to get all the benefits of the current market.
Again, I generally fee this was a good move for everyone and I’m happy it got passed. Anyway, congratulations to all and again much respect, I am officially out of this thread. ✌️ |
Originally Posted by Pat2389
(Post 2589807)
I saw this question several pages back but not sure anybody knew. As a point of clarification...if you were already awarded the CA upgrade, does the CA pay rate take affect from the date of the agreement, or not until the next bid? Thanks.
In the meantime this loa does not negate the street ca grievance currently in. |
I got an answer from the negotiating committee. No FO already awarded CA will receive CA pay until the NEXT bid.
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I’m happy for a 3-5 month bump in my flow date. ****ty that I can’t even hide on reserve now so I’m not forced to upgrade. Happy that at least, when they send my ass to lagarbage I get hotels. Still a ****ty two leg commute but I guess the plaza and A12 passes aren’t SOO bad. But I get some more money once I’m awarded CA. Not terrible. Still think that for the amount leverage we had, this fell short.
Can everyone stop whining about how the PPs were crapped on. Sorry the NHs don’t get to experience the same stuff you did, but that’s because most of them were still in high school. Everyone in this industry knows it’s all a timing game. That’s why those 200 or so lifers on the top of seniority list didn’t go to dAAdy. Cause it was a different time. You guys came in at a bad time. I mean we are talking 5years post 9/11. Don’t tell me you didn’t think it would have a been a crap ride. Some of you probably are the same ones that got hired with 300 hrs. And in ten years when you’re a 777 capt and legislators change the 1500hr rule, you’ll be sitting pretty. It’s all timing and you guys just happened to miss the mark. |
Originally Posted by Pat2389
(Post 2589824)
I got an answer from the negotiating committee. No FO already awarded CA will receive CA pay until the NEXT bid.
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Originally Posted by Pat2389
(Post 2589824)
I got an answer from the negotiating committee. No FO already awarded CA will receive CA pay until the NEXT bid.
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Originally Posted by fatman
(Post 2589826)
I’m happy for a 3-5 month bump in my flow date. ****ty that I can’t even hide on reserve now so I’m not forced to upgrade. Happy that at least, when they send my ass to lagarbage I get hotels. Still a ****ty two leg commute but I guess the plaza and A12 passes aren’t SOO bad. But I get some more money once I’m awarded CA. Not terrible. Still think that for the amount leverage we had, this fell short.
Can everyone stop whining about how the PPs were crapped on. Sorry the NHs don’t get to experience the same stuff you did, but that’s because most of them were still in high school. Everyone in this industry knows it’s all a timing game. That’s why those 200 or so lifers on the top of seniority list didn’t go to dAAdy. Cause it was a different time. You guys came in at a bad time. I mean we are talking 5years post 9/11. Don’t tell me you didn’t think it would have a been a crap ride. Some of you probably are the same ones that got hired with 300 hrs. And in ten years when you’re a 777 capt and legislators change the 1500hr rule, you’ll be sitting pretty. It’s all timing and you guys just happened to miss the mark. |
Originally Posted by mketch11
(Post 2589748)
I saw 3-4, and I’m not sure it’s a gain if it’s correcting a flow violation, it should have been that way already. More of a Nuetral outcome on that minus the guys who already left who were hosed.
You sound like a child. |
Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589784)
There is one group that is harmed by these LOAs. The pilots that are about 700-950 that don't want to upgrade out of base. Everyone else it's a win all around. More CAs on the list means more FOs flying to build time. More CAs on the list means other CAs relative seniority increases and more lines to choose from. More flow NOW benefits everyone that intends to flow.
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Originally Posted by ytumama
(Post 2589712)
Looks like it starts for everybody once the bid is in. Is there a way to check your pay rate?
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Originally Posted by uavking
(Post 2589829)
Classy. There’s a whole batch of guys who’ll be sitting in class getting FO pay when they could have been getting CA pay had that section of the LOA been worded better...
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Originally Posted by uavking
(Post 2589849)
You can check your pay rate by looking at your “employee profile.” There’s a button/link for that towards the top of the my.envoyair main page. No longer listed on epays.
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Originally Posted by ytumama
(Post 2589906)
Probably sitting next to a guy with a month on property making CA pay. Way to go amature negotiators! Another loophole because you don’t understand legal language or worse don’t care.
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Originally Posted by mdot
(Post 2589929)
Amatures!!
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Flow should be a plan B, not a plan A like most here are thinking.
PP are holding for Flow, because they are close to go. Most are in the early 30s and will have a great career. When the last Envoy NH flow will be around 3,000-5,000 numbers below the last PP. Those saying the PP had bad timing are wrong. Maybe a 23yr old will flow at 28-29, but will follow that PP for around 25-30 yrs. 28 + 30 = 58 before you get that PP position in AA. Any new hire should be flying their butt off, get the upgrade and start looking for a job somewhere else. Anyone hiding on reserve is doing it wrong. |
Originally Posted by griff312
(Post 2589723)
Cool story, bro...; "Before start checklist...!"
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Originally Posted by Pedro4President
(Post 2589784)
There is one group that is harmed by these LOAs. The pilots that are about 700-950 that don't want to upgrade out of base. Everyone else it's a win all around. More CAs on the list means more FOs flying to build time. More CAs on the list means other CAs relative seniority increases and more lines to choose from. More flow NOW benefits everyone that intends to flow.
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In my opinion, the settlement and LOAs were a pragmatic surrender. I was disappointed at how weak the remedy was, as an additional 4 flows/month is not enough. The pattern of the company violating the contract continues.
Everyone junior to a flowing pilot will benefit from slightly accelerated flow and moving up in seniority and less stagnation (This helps even junior lifers, but not the senior lifers). I know pilots who have waited over a year from captain award to receiving captain pay, due to no fault of their own. They were at the mercy of the company. I am glad this was remedied for the new guys so they will have it better than those before them. There is a lot of bickering on this forum. It's great to be angry, but we need pilot unity. THE UNION IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS MEMBERS. If you are angry or want to make things better in the future, PLEASE GET INVOLVED. Attend union meetings. Vote in ALL UNION ELECTIONS, no matter how minor you think they are. Instead of whining about the guys who have "one foot out the door," get involved and run in the next election for your local LEC status rep position (once you are off probation). Start a recall of your reps if you think you can do it better. Contact your reps and direct them to recall the negotiating committee. Volunteer for the Strategic Planning Committee. Volunteer for the negotiating committee. The union especially needs junior pilots who will likely be around for the next 3-10 years. I would love to see all this bickering and anger redirected into productive union activity. |
Originally Posted by 3EngineTaxi
(Post 2590002)
There is a lot of bickering on this forum. It's great to be angry, but we need pilot unity. THE UNION IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS MEMBERS. If you are angry or want to make things better in the future, PLEASE GET INVOLVED. Attend union meetings. Vote in ALL UNION ELECTIONS, no matter how minor you think they are. Instead of whining about the guys who have "one foot out the door," get involved and run in the next election for your local LEC status rep position (once you are off probation). Start a recall of your reps if you think you can do it better. Contact your reps and direct them to recall the negotiating committee. Volunteer for the Strategic Planning Committee. Volunteer for the negotiating committee. The union especially needs junior pilots who will likely be around for the next 3-10 years.
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Originally Posted by Cpt Rex Kramer
(Post 2590007)
Give me a break. The union works for the company. I want my dues back.
If you don't like the current union leadership, organize a recall campaign. |
Originally Posted by Pat2389
(Post 2589824)
I got an answer from the negotiating committee. No FO already awarded CA will receive CA pay until the NEXT bid.
I emailed travel, and am awaiting their guidance on how to book A12s, where we can confirm weather E-Space is or is not available. Hopefully this means they just turn on the ‘business travel’ functionality on the NRTP. |
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