Envoy 2020
#41
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2019
Posts: 226
The only redeeming/hopeful factor is the fact over half our pilots have been on property for 2 years or less. I think 2020 will be very telling in how the next 3-5 years will play out.
#42
New Hire
Joined APC: Dec 2019
Posts: 6
Try to be positive.Things are so much better for everyone on property now, and I know it will continue to improve. I’m flowing next week. Good luck to everyone. Keep improving our workplace. Honestly, I see why some people stay, making 6 figures, on brand new equipment, 16-18 days off, completely commutable schedule, OT 150-200%. I’ve had that for nearly the last 2 years. Now it’s your turn. I’m out of your way. Time to be bottom of 15,000, covering 3 bases in a crashpad.
#44
Banned
Joined APC: Dec 2019
Posts: 270
You are not wrong that AA needs more pilots. No one will debate that. But NONE of the majors have a problem hiring enough people.
Everyone knows the flow is not to staff AA.
That doesn’t explain the math of how Envoy gets them there. Especially doesn’t explain how you can decrease the amount of time when hiring twice as many as flowing.
But with the new vacancy, as well as the line count forecast, just proved you wrong about MIA, so I guess your info is, as everyone has said, nothing but BS propaganda.
You admitted you were a little bit of a KoolAid drinker. Maybe you need your memory refreshed. There were only a few that survived and they DIDN’T drink the KoolAid. They escaped. So you just keep chug a lugging.
Everyone knows the flow is not to staff AA.
That doesn’t explain the math of how Envoy gets them there. Especially doesn’t explain how you can decrease the amount of time when hiring twice as many as flowing.
But with the new vacancy, as well as the line count forecast, just proved you wrong about MIA, so I guess your info is, as everyone has said, nothing but BS propaganda.
You admitted you were a little bit of a KoolAid drinker. Maybe you need your memory refreshed. There were only a few that survived and they DIDN’T drink the KoolAid. They escaped. So you just keep chug a lugging.
#47
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2017
Posts: 2,510
I don’t have a timetable. How long do we have to wait for YOUR time table, BRAH? You have never explained how the flow is going to get to the level you claim. Put up or SHUT UP, troll.
#49
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jan 2020
Posts: 21
Try to be positive.Things are so much better for everyone on property now, and I know it will continue to improve. I’m flowing next week. Good luck to everyone. Keep improving our workplace. Honestly, I see why some people stay, making 6 figures, on brand new equipment, 16-18 days off, completely commutable schedule, OT 150-200%. I’ve had that for nearly the last 2 years. Now it’s your turn. I’m out of your way. Time to be bottom of 15,000, covering 3 bases in a crashpad.
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#50
After spending hours highlighting important info to study in the FM1, and to operate safely, I'm feeling super jaded that the company decided to take "extreme ownership" and push a new version with the only real change that M H uniforms are the only authorized uniform. That's real value added.
does the AA FM1 go down to that detail?
I feel this is posturing for something being preceded by all the HI6 messages. You're not wearing the wrong belt, you are operating the aircraft against the FM1 policy in your disciplinary letter.
its frustrating when 99% have good intentions, but it creates a divide for those who do have good will and intentions.
does the AA FM1 go down to that detail?
I feel this is posturing for something being preceded by all the HI6 messages. You're not wearing the wrong belt, you are operating the aircraft against the FM1 policy in your disciplinary letter.
its frustrating when 99% have good intentions, but it creates a divide for those who do have good will and intentions.
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