No retention bonus at envoy
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I hope everyone stays and forces them to furlough.
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The union email will be out shortly. They hope to run off half of our pilots, preferably to fill the coffers at their other regionals, who have started to struggle with hiring. Yes even your own airline has finally started to show some cracks.
I hope everyone stays and forces them to furlough.
I hope everyone stays and forces them to furlough.
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I also hope Doug Parker dies befor me. Peeing on his grave is on my bucket list.
#6
What a bummer, sorry guys/gals... I hope everyone lands on their feet but sadly we all know this won't be the case. Whatever Doug is doing with his wholly-owneds should be noted by any looking to get into this industry. There is nothing about this that is based on skill. It's all luck and timing. And those who strive to make their airline a decent place to work are trodden on.
#7
C'mon man. This is part of the plan. Either way Eagle was going to shrink substantially. The senior guys will flow, and many will just quit. AA wins. They staff their new flying done at TSA, PSA, and Piedmont, and costs go down at Envoy. Watch out, PSA is next on the menu at the concession stand. I mean that very sincerely too.
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(and...it really takes a special person to wish ill-will on another pilot group)
#9
Yup. There is nobody that doubts this. With the upcoming arbitration and the discussion of increasing the SSP that are happening at the same time, they will obviously be hitting us with something else. No one trusts AAG.
(and...it really takes a special person to wish ill-will on another pilot group)
(and...it really takes a special person to wish ill-will on another pilot group)
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