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Originally Posted by Bzzt
(Post 1891302)
AA pilots lost a lot in other sections of their contract to get that pay raise. I'm not saying AA is a bad place to work, but pay rates aren't everything.
Aa is at the bottom of my list. Delta, United, aa. But maybe because I'm jaded now and dislike dui dougie |
Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 1891280)
Promises?
Having flowed 62% instead of only the requires 50% isn't them keeping their promise to flow more when able? How are they not keeping their promise? 481 "824" pilots have flowed leaving only 343 left to go ? Is this assertion based on the number of 824 pilots that have flowed since the FIRST 824 pilot has flowed or has Mr. Wilson included some Letter 3 flow pilots in there to fluff up his sales pitch ? I don't have my list handy, but I'll check. Last I heard something like 500 824's are left to flow and Letter 3 pilots aren't the same legal litmus as those in the 824 requirement. Me thinks Mr. Wilson may be mixing beets in with the carrots to make a more enticing salad for the gullible kids out there and what would he do without a lapdog salesmen like you that obviously has a DIRECT LINE to what he plans to announce in advance ?
Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 1891280)
Which is it big mouth? They're going to void the flow, or are the flows going to become standard?
You can't have it both ways. Promise a dog a bone and he's your friend for life............:rolleyes:
Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 1891280)
It's working exactly as they said it would, better in fact... 12% above required. Guys hired today are looking at a less than 6 year flow to AA.
Just basic math. DO NOT include any Letter 3 pilots in your calculations as they have no bearing on whether Envoy and AAG are meeting the minimum 824 flow requirements, let alone exceeding them by 12%. |
Originally Posted by Realtalk
(Post 1891305)
Exactly. No cancelation pay? Hmmm. Having to pick stuff up on days off to meet guarantee...doesn't sound fun
Aa is at the bottom of my list. Delta, United, aa. But maybe because I'm jaded now and dislike dui dougie |
Let's just ignore eaglefly and RJ Pilot. I think they wanna see envoy fail just as much as I'd like to see PSA fail.
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Originally Posted by sublime259
(Post 1891324)
Let's just ignore eaglefly and RJ Pilot. I think they wanna see envoy fail just as much as I'd like to see PSA fail.
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Originally Posted by Skyvector
(Post 1891328)
Bingo. Good luck though...eaglefly is like that yappy dog next door that just won't shut up and thinks he is hot stuff.
Says the guy that thinks being an envoy pilot is being elite Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 1891319)
REALLY ?
481 "824" pilots have flowed leaving only 343 left to go ? |
Originally Posted by Skyvector
(Post 1891328)
Bingo. Good luck though...eaglefly is like that yappy dog next door that just won't shut up and thinks he is hot stuff.
The more thoughtful pilots that have yet to fall down the Envoy rabbit hole like you still have the ability to make an informed decision, whereas you're in free fall hoping their is thick cushion at the bottom. It's always nice to get all the info possible BEFORE you risk the fall. Good luck on your impact.........I hope it's a soft one. |
Originally Posted by tunes
(Post 1891331)
Says the guy that thinks being an envoy pilot is being elite
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Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 1891280)
It's working exactly as they said it would, better in fact... 12% above required. Guys hired today are looking at a less than 6 year flow to AA. Just basic math. |
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