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Originally Posted by Smutter
(Post 2813037)
Don't waste your breath on dera, he's either a troll or in the cpo
I haven't seen this level of anti pilot talk since cr700 or whatever that user was. Who knows, maybe the same person just under a different name now. What gives you away is that if you are a pilot working the line, you would never fight increases in qol, pay etc because "you never worked a real job". The poster above has it right. While we may only work 15 days a month, we are away from home those days vs someone working m-f gets to see their family every night. Not to mention, we are only paid when flying so sitting there doing walk arounds, waiting on a late airplane, waiting on maintenance all go unpaid. Anyway, I would just ignore Dera if it wasn't for my need to make sure the company line isn't towed constantly around here by them. |
Originally Posted by Smutter
(Post 2813037)
Don't waste your breath on dera, he's either a troll or in the cpo
Maybe even both? |
Unbiased here, but dera has had a lot of facts to back up. His talk about OT literally cause someone else to say to say PSA gets 200% when that’s clearly wrong.
That cr700 person was for sure with the company considering he/she would always say things like “industry leading flow” instead of flow. Dera doesn’t talk like that, she/he is stating facts but these facts are coming from a DFW 175 point of view, the highest QOL potential in the entire company. Throw in the fact he/she lives in base and now you have the absolute best QOL possible here. My biggest concern is the QUALITY of applicants. It’s only a matter of time before cadets and good RTP guys/gals start to get watered down. I’d like to be prideful of this company but I hope management starts to show its pride in us back because looking at AirPortal, we all do a pretty great job at all our bases and aircraft. We need more than just a thanks. Normally, I’d be fine with that if my union-less friends didn’t operate the exact same equipment I do and get paid more for it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by UncreativeUser
(Post 2813439)
Unbiased here, but dera has had a lot of facts to back up. His talk about OT literally cause someone else to say to say PSA gets 200% when that’s clearly wrong.
That cr700 person was for sure with the company considering he/she would always say things like “industry leading flow” instead of flow. Dera doesn’t talk like that, she/he is stating facts but these facts are coming from a DFW 175 point of view, the highest QOL potential in the entire company. Throw in the fact he/she lives in base and now you have the absolute best QOL possible here. My biggest concern is the QUALITY of applicants. It’s only a matter of time before cadets and good RTP guys/gals start to get watered down. I’d like to be prideful of this company but I hope management starts to show its pride in us back because looking at AirPortal, we all do a pretty great job at all our bases and aircraft. We need more than just a thanks. Normally, I’d be fine with that if my union-less friends didn’t operate the exact same equipment I do and get paid more for it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Sorry, I forgot you need your 18 days off. You should try a real job for a change, not that anyone would hire you with your work ethic. Yep. OT pays more than PSA rates. Dont see what the problem is picking it up. The problem is these kids who just don't know how the world works. Yep, 8 days off is great. I wish our reserve rules were better and we could pick up more. You guys make it sound like these step letters really are handed out like candy. I don't know about other bases, but in DFW i know of one, and let's just say he totally deserved it. The person has zero empathy for the fact that over 60% our workforce are commuters, MOST not by choice. They like to spout off things like 1 step letter in all of DFW as if they actually know what they are talking about. Its all nonsense that does nothing but hurt the rest of the pilot group while defending some of the actions of the company. Thats the issue. |
Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 2813456)
These are some or the reasons people are irritated with them. It would seem that they are at times actively trying to push back against improvements because they have had an OK time.
The person has zero empathy for the fact that over 60% our workforce are commuters, MOST not by choice. They like to spout off things like 1 step letter in all of DFW as if they actually know what they are talking about. Its all nonsense that does nothing but hurt the rest of the pilot group while defending some of the actions of the company. Thats the issue. I see, I do agree with you on the lack of empathy due to his geographical upbringing (can’t fault him for that), yes a good chunk of commuters work here and since we only have 4 bases it’s kinda hard to uproot and move. I am doing that myself soon anyways but as a commuter right now it can get pretty rough. With that said, being on the line I’ve never even heard of a step letter until this point so it must not be as common unless I’m not around the action. I know rumors can be spread too so I’m a “believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see” kind of person. This company needs improvement, but it’s not the worst and does some things right. That’s where the OK attitude comes from. From the time at least when I applied however, Envoy was and (maybe still is) considered a tier 1 regional to work for. We still have all the wonderful American Eagle guys and girls here that provide terrific insight that inspire me to be the best pilot I can and they deserve better too. My point, we need to make something happen and show that we are and can be the best regional in the world. Whether that will last for years or a day something needs to happen, we have to be competitive or our pilot group will suffer on quality pretty quickly and captains are going to have to babysit. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
There is no way for joe line pilot to gather data about step letters. However, it is widely understood that they’re easier to get in Chicago or NY.
Idk about Dera. I think he is just a contrarian and whatever most people are saying, he’ll be saying the opposite. |
Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
(Post 2813480)
There is no way for joe line pilot to gather data about step letters. However, it is widely understood that they’re easier to get in Chicago or NY.
Idk about Dera. I think he is just a contrarian and whatever most people are saying, he’ll be saying the opposite. |
I doubt many people go about telling everyone they fly with that they have a step letter. I don't think I would tell anyone unless there was a reason to tell them.
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Originally Posted by moon
(Post 2813582)
I doubt many people go about telling everyone they fly with that they have a step letter. I don't think I would tell anyone unless there was a reason to tell them.
You see the conflict here? |
Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 2813456)
These are some or the reasons people are irritated with them. It would seem that they are at times actively trying to push back against improvements because they have had an OK time.
The person has zero empathy for the fact that over 60% our workforce are commuters, MOST not by choice. They like to spout off things like 1 step letter in all of DFW as if they actually know what they are talking about. Its all nonsense that does nothing but hurt the rest of the pilot group while defending some of the actions of the company. Thats the issue. I didn't say "1 step letter in all of DFW", read again, slowly, if you have hard time understanding what I said. I said I know of one, and he deserved it. If you ask around you'll find out, that most people really don't know anyone with one either. They are NOT handed out like candy like some people here claim, at least not in DFW. And you really think my comments here affect the company in any meaningful way? You guys really have some serious delusions of grandeur - There's what, less than 1% of the pilot group who actually post here. The only reason why I bother is because you guys just spew your alternate facts trying to make it sound worse than it is. Sometimes it's like watching a Trump press conference, in slow motion, on repeat. Reality and facts is what people should stick with. I at least try, yeah sometimes I miss a few things, but at least try. Maybe you should try the same for a change. |
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