Originally Posted by terks43 (Post 3110742)

FYI, that flying was given away because Mesa refused to let AAG not pay them for last second canceled flights because of low bookings, because the pilots are pay protected for cancellations. So AAG decided to put those flights on a carrier that agreed to wave the payment for a flight canceled by AAG the morning of.

Originally Posted by dera (Post 3110750)

FYI, that is not what happened.

Originally Posted by terks43 (Post 3110742)

FYI, that flying was given away because Mesa refused to let AAG not pay them for last second canceled flights because of low bookings, because the pilots are pay protected for cancellations. So AAG decided to put those flights on a carrier that agreed to wave the payment for a flight canceled by AAG the morning of.

Originally Posted by dera (Post 3110750)

FYI, that is not what happened.

Originally Posted by ClappedOut145 (Post 3110893)

What’s your next doozy? Mesa is the premier regional airline in the United States?

Originally Posted by normalperson (Post 3111086)

no way! Envoy is. Mesa is the worst.

Originally Posted by ClappedOut145 (Post 3111098)

envoy is far from the best. The only good things we really have are commuter hotels, Captain pay upon bid award, and unrestricted overtime.

Originally Posted by NotChewbacca (Post 3111124)

Additionally, the 5 hours of pay for a voluntary seat lock is in the contract. The company cancelled everyone’s seat lock a few months back negating the 5 hours of pay everyone was receiving. Anyone who was displaced requiring training on the last bid would have been able to select a voluntary seat lock for pay.