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Mythical LAX base
I was curious and looking at Envoy job postings and ran across some ground service ones based in LAX. If Envoy is not flying out of LAX, why would they have ground crews already there?
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There used to be a crew base there. The ground crew is still there.
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Envoy provides ground services at many AA locations because Envoy ground crews, just like pilots, are pennies on the dollar.
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Originally Posted by rotorjockey3
(Post 2689309)
I was curious and looking at Envoy job postings and ran across some ground service ones based in LAX. If Envoy is not flying out of LAX, why would they have ground crews already there?
People with the negative seniority numbers get the brand new 175s there and fly them for the first 100 farts in the pilot seats. Sometimes that takes a while because they only fly on every other Wednesday. |
Piedmont does the ground handling at PHX.
Doesn't make sense, but whatever. |
I do think Envoy will have an LAX base again... Something is going to give with the TSH regionals in the next year or so.
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Originally Posted by chrisreedrules
(Post 2689364)
I do think Envoy will have an LAX base again... Something is going to give with the TSH regionals in the next year or so.
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Originally Posted by MD-11Loader
(Post 2689371)
Nah, PSA is taking the 175’s from Compass, not us. You guys can have them.
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Originally Posted by MD-11Loader
(Post 2689386)
If you’re an Envoy pilot the last thing you want is 20 more airplane for management to staff and make excuses to meter the flow.
I was referring to the PSA hate - neither me, nor you, nor this guy you are stalking were around at that time. Bad blood won't make our future brighter. |
Originally Posted by BigZ
(Post 2689397)
Bad blood won't make our future brighter.
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Originally Posted by rotorjockey3
(Post 2689309)
If Envoy is not flying out of LAX, why would they have ground crews already there?
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Originally Posted by MD-11Loader
(Post 2689386)
If you’re an Envoy pilot the last thing you want is 20 more airplane for management to staff and make excuses to meter the flow.
Originally Posted by BigZ
(Post 2689397)
Flow is metered now too, how would that change?
I was referring to the PSA hate - neither me, nor you, nor this guy you are stalking were around at that time. Bad blood won't make our future brighter. |
Originally Posted by bigtime209
(Post 2689868)
The flow won't change for the worst if more airplanes come and it won't change for the better if more airplanes don't come. The flow will scoot along at the minimum levels spelled out in the contract. However, flow aside, stretching staffing to razor thin levels with to man even more airplanes is most definitely something that will hurt the pilot group from a QOL standpoint. More JMs, denials for drops, denials for PVDs, denials for RSV swaps, etc. Certain statuses are seeing these sort of denials currently more than others, but if more airplanes come you can bet everyone will be feeling the pain.
Bingo.... Management will have even less of a reason to work with us if they are biting off more flying by getting the Compass flying. And no I wasn't here when PSA did what they did, but I was in the industry and watched it happen. Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. |
I promise I am not trolling. Word on the street is AA is done with Compass real soon. My guess is you’ll fly their Ejets.
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Originally Posted by TalkTurkey
(Post 2689942)
I promise I am not trolling. Word on the street is AA is done with Compass real soon. My guess is you’ll fly their Ejets.
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And word is that delta is done with compass. How can both aa and delta be done with compass? Does compass own any of their 175s?
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Originally Posted by 93Sierra
(Post 2689963)
And word is that delta is done with compass. How can both aa and delta be done with compass? Does compass own any of their 175s?
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In all seriousness, I hope that Compass keeps as much of their DL and AA flying as possible. They are a good pilot group and nobody deserves to have to worry about their future.
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Originally Posted by MD-11Loader
(Post 2689974)
In all seriousness, I hope that Compass keeps as much of their DL and AA flying as possible. They are a good pilot group and nobody deserves to have to worry about their future.
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Originally Posted by bigtime209
(Post 2689972)
AAG owns the 20 planes doing the Eagle flying. I have no clue about the Delta birds. Keep in mind there have been wild rumors flying around that Republic might merge with one or more of the TSH carriers (GoJet, TSA, and Compass). If that comes to fruition, there are all kinds of possibilities.
Either something is going to happen. Or nothing is going to happen. Regardless it's creating a bunch of unrest with multiple regionals all for different reasons. We all have the same questions and still no answers. |
Originally Posted by DiamondDriver
(Post 2689978)
Either something is going to happen. Or nothing is going to happen.
BLOWN :eek: Sorry, couldn't help it. ;) |
Originally Posted by bigtime209
(Post 2689972)
AAG owns the 20 planes doing the Eagle flying. I have no clue about the Delta birds. Keep in mind there have been wild rumors flying around that Republic might merge with one or more of the TSH carriers (GoJet, TSA, and Compass). If that comes to fruition, there are all kinds of possibilities.
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Originally Posted by bigtime209
(Post 2689972)
AAG owns the 20 planes doing the Eagle flying. I have no clue about the Delta birds. Keep in mind there have been wild rumors flying around that Republic might merge with one or more of the TSH carriers (GoJet, TSA, and Compass). If that comes to fruition, there are all kinds of possibilities.
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Originally Posted by BigZ
(Post 2689397)
Flow is metered now too, how would that change?
I was referring to the PSA hate - neither me, nor you, nor this guy you are stalking were around at that time. Bad blood won't make our future brighter. |
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