Envoy's CRJ's to PSA
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#24
"Finally, please handle this announcement with the aplomb and grace of a professional PSA pilot. We may deal with pilots who have varied views on our growth and I encourage you to help educate them on the best terms of our contract."
#25
What's the source of this wonderful quote? Maybe the PSA pilots need to be educated on the ramifications of their vote, affecting the whole industry. Meanwhile, fast food workers going on nationwide strike for $15 minimum wage. PSA pilots should go educate them about how a stagnant minimum wage for another 10 years would be totally acceptable - for the good of the company - to FURTHER increase profits.
#26
PSA's MEC chair in a blastmail today.
Full communication:
Full communication:
September 4, 2014
Dear PSA Pilots:
Today American Airlines Group announced that 47 CRJ-701 aircraft will be transferred from Envoy to PSA beginning in mid-2015. This decision was made by Group management to rationally align fleet types and reduce costs. The tough choices that we made last year to trade certain high longevity and benefit provisions for things we valued more—career progression and job security—have again borne fruit for this pilot group.
While growth is good for our airline, my heart goes out to our ALPA colleagues at Envoy who will be affected by this move. I pledge to work with our management and Envoy’s ALPA leadership to find jobs for any Envoy pilot who wants to work at PSA. We have a duty to take care of our fellow pilots in their time of need.
As we continue to place 30 CRJ-900s into service and follow with these 47 CRJ-701s, we will undoubtedly find it more difficult to attract qualified pilots to the airline. We must improve key contractual provisions to complete that task. A full-fledged flow-through without an interview and starting pay that more adequately reflects our level of training and qualifications are the first items on that list.
Finally, please handle this announcement with the aplomb and grace of a professional PSA pilot. We may deal with pilots who have varied views on our growth and I encourage you to help educate them on the best terms of our contract. It’s a good day for PSA and our collective future.
In unity,
Jesse A. Coeling
MEC Chairman
Dear PSA Pilots:
Today American Airlines Group announced that 47 CRJ-701 aircraft will be transferred from Envoy to PSA beginning in mid-2015. This decision was made by Group management to rationally align fleet types and reduce costs. The tough choices that we made last year to trade certain high longevity and benefit provisions for things we valued more—career progression and job security—have again borne fruit for this pilot group.
While growth is good for our airline, my heart goes out to our ALPA colleagues at Envoy who will be affected by this move. I pledge to work with our management and Envoy’s ALPA leadership to find jobs for any Envoy pilot who wants to work at PSA. We have a duty to take care of our fellow pilots in their time of need.
As we continue to place 30 CRJ-900s into service and follow with these 47 CRJ-701s, we will undoubtedly find it more difficult to attract qualified pilots to the airline. We must improve key contractual provisions to complete that task. A full-fledged flow-through without an interview and starting pay that more adequately reflects our level of training and qualifications are the first items on that list.
Finally, please handle this announcement with the aplomb and grace of a professional PSA pilot. We may deal with pilots who have varied views on our growth and I encourage you to help educate them on the best terms of our contract. It’s a good day for PSA and our collective future.
In unity,
Jesse A. Coeling
MEC Chairman
#28
That reminds me of when I was a kid and got robbed for the money I was holding when I walked out of a store in Brooklyn. The dude snatched my loot and ran away but while he was running he yelled back at me..."Sorry man".
I'm not even an Envoy pilot and I want to tell the PSA MEC, the spineless ALPA lawyer that helped them get the deal and all the company yes men jellyfish to go f*#+% yourself.
ALPA colleagues? Really? You have a duty to help them? Why because you already hurt them?
I'm not even an Envoy pilot and I want to tell the PSA MEC, the spineless ALPA lawyer that helped them get the deal and all the company yes men jellyfish to go f*#+% yourself.
ALPA colleagues? Really? You have a duty to help them? Why because you already hurt them?
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That reminds me of when I was a kid and got robbed for the money I was holding when I walked out of a store in Brooklyn. The dude snatched my loot and ran away but while he was running he yelled back at me..."Sorry man".
I'm not even an Envoy pilot and I want to tell the PSA MEC, the spineless ALPA lawyer that helped them get the deal and all the company yes men jellyfish to go f*#+% yourself.
ALPA colleagues? Really? You have a duty to help them? Why because you already hurt them?
I'm not even an Envoy pilot and I want to tell the PSA MEC, the spineless ALPA lawyer that helped them get the deal and all the company yes men jellyfish to go f*#+% yourself.
ALPA colleagues? Really? You have a duty to help them? Why because you already hurt them?
#30
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no, if he cant get envoy pilots to fill PSA classes, all they have then is aircraft sitting on the ramp collecting AAG fools gold dust.
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