Where is Charlie Bucket?
06-29-2020 | 01:52 PM
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06-29-2020 | 03:45 PM
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Where is Charlie Bucket?
Sorry to hear! No one really knows the truth, the way or the path to recovery, it’s all a moving target, always do what is in your best interest.
FYI... It’s called being “envoyed” if ur screwed while trusting the company.
06-30-2020 | 09:13 AM
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If you're surprised at a 15%+ figure, you must not have been paying attention to the industry or economy since March. That's not getting Envoyed, that's the airline business.
06-30-2020 | 09:24 AM
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That's not what the email said. It said the fleet projection is 15% smaller. That absolutely does not mean 15% of the pilots will be on furlough.
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06-30-2020 | 09:32 AM
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Pilot furloughs are expensive, it's entirely possible they decide that pilot furloughs are worth it and it's better to be a little fat on pilots for a little while, particularly when looking at the retirements that are coming. And while I recognize that's the positive spin, it's still a realistic possibility. Nobody knows yet what the real answer is and I'm sure while the company is talking to the union about 'solutions' the company message is going to be that 'it's bad'.
06-30-2020 | 09:35 AM
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Pilot furloughs are expensive, it's entirely possible they decide that pilot furloughs are worth it and it's better to be a little fat on pilots for a little while, particularly when looking at the retirements that are coming. And while I recognize that's the positive spin, it's still a realistic possibility. Nobody knows yet what the real answer is and I'm sure while the company is talking to the union about 'solutions' the company message is going to be that 'it's bad'.
Pilot furloughs are expensive, it's entirely possible they decide that pilot furloughs are worth it and it's better to be a little fat on pilots for a little while, particularly when looking at the retirements that are coming. And while I recognize that's the positive spin, it's still a realistic possibility. Nobody knows yet what the real answer is and I'm sure while the company is talking to the union about 'solutions' the company message is going to be that 'it's bad'.
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