New Envoy Information

#3483
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2014
Position: Feito no Brasil, CA
Posts: 833

That's not true. I have bid packs from last summer from a couple bases. Lines had better commutability, better cadence, fewer lost days. The line values were all over the place, some were high, many were at or near guarantee. They weren't as "good" as the spring of 2015, though. They didn't start really falling apart until after August. That's when the trend started for commutability to take a dump, lost days became regular, average days off lowered and values were below guarantee.
There are three times when our lines historically become difficult - the Spring and Fall schedule changes and the Summer extra flying that stresses staffing. IMO at each of these change points for many years now the schedules have gotten worse and not improved. Cumulative degradation. I say "good" regarding 2015, that "good" was still worse than the years preceding it.
#3484
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2015
Posts: 667

There ya go. We are bottom pay, bottom QOL. They're are not much better, on rules, etc. Yet they pay more, so they get more. But hey we have flow, yes your life will suck for 9 years, but we have flow to the third worst contract of the legacies, that sale seems to be working.
#3485
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2010
Posts: 3,024

That's not true. I have bid packs from last summer from a couple bases. Lines had better commutability, better cadence, fewer lost days. The line values were all over the place, some were high, many were at or near guarantee. They weren't as "good" as the spring of 2015, though. They didn't start really falling apart until after August. That's when the trend started for commutability to take a dump, lost days became regular, average days off lowered and values were below guarantee.
There are three times when our lines historically become difficult - the Spring and Fall schedule changes and the Summer extra flying that stresses staffing. IMO at each of these change points for many years now the schedules have gotten worse and not improved. Cumulative degradation. I say "good" regarding 2015, that "good" was still worse than the years preceding it.
There are three times when our lines historically become difficult - the Spring and Fall schedule changes and the Summer extra flying that stresses staffing. IMO at each of these change points for many years now the schedules have gotten worse and not improved. Cumulative degradation. I say "good" regarding 2015, that "good" was still worse than the years preceding it.
Damn...why do you keep those Bid Packs???
Every year is the same story June and July comes and people "this is the worst I've seen ever".
#3486
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2013
Posts: 1,054

The lines ARE the worst ever. In over twenty years, I can solidly attest to that.
To me, that should be the biggest deterrent to coming here yet usually it is the hardest thing to convey to a potential new hire. Our pay sucks, management routinely ignores our contract and grievances take many ears to get heard with little result, movement is much slower than the magic that management is trying to blow up the butts of pilots.
HOWEVER.......the biggest reason to pick somewhere else:
The lines, your schedules, are infinitely worse than other regionals. Management knows this and doesn't care at all - hence why they continue to actually get ever worse.
To me, that should be the biggest deterrent to coming here yet usually it is the hardest thing to convey to a potential new hire. Our pay sucks, management routinely ignores our contract and grievances take many ears to get heard with little result, movement is much slower than the magic that management is trying to blow up the butts of pilots.
HOWEVER.......the biggest reason to pick somewhere else:
The lines, your schedules, are infinitely worse than other regionals. Management knows this and doesn't care at all - hence why they continue to actually get ever worse.
#3487
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jun 2016
Posts: 31

But I guess all these pilots making these comments are part of some larger conspiracy. Seems plausible to me I suppose. All these pilots got together and decided to make this garbage up to torpedo their airline. In doing so they keep new hires from going there only to see their own QOL suffer as a result. They risk their own flow by keeping new hires from making the mistake of going to Envoy.
Seems to me it would be smarter for all the Envoy pilots to simply make garbage up about how great it is so they can get bodies in the door behind them. The fact that you don't see that speaks volumes to me. These pilots are so beaten down they simply don't care anymore. My guess, it is most likely worse at the Voy than what you read here. As it is now, it goes against an Envoy pilots own best interest in reporting the truth.
#3488
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2015
Posts: 667

Pretty impressive that happens. Just when you think they could not get worse they manage to find a way to out do the garbage lines year after year.
But I guess all these pilots making these comments are part of some larger conspiracy. Seems plausible to me I suppose. All these pilots got together and decided to make this garbage up to torpedo their airline. In doing so they keep new hires from going there only to see their own QOL suffer as a result. They risk their own flow by keeping new hires from making the mistake of going to Envoy.
Seems to me it would be smarter for all the Envoy pilots to simply make garbage up about how great it is so they can get bodies in the door behind them. The fact that you don't see that speaks volumes to me. These pilots are so beaten down they simply don't care anymore. My guess, it is most likely worse at the Voy than what you read here. As it is now, it goes against an Envoy pilots own best interest in reporting the truth.
But I guess all these pilots making these comments are part of some larger conspiracy. Seems plausible to me I suppose. All these pilots got together and decided to make this garbage up to torpedo their airline. In doing so they keep new hires from going there only to see their own QOL suffer as a result. They risk their own flow by keeping new hires from making the mistake of going to Envoy.
Seems to me it would be smarter for all the Envoy pilots to simply make garbage up about how great it is so they can get bodies in the door behind them. The fact that you don't see that speaks volumes to me. These pilots are so beaten down they simply don't care anymore. My guess, it is most likely worse at the Voy than what you read here. As it is now, it goes against an Envoy pilots own best interest in reporting the truth.
#3489
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2014
Position: Feito no Brasil, CA
Posts: 833

It's very easy to keep old information stored digitally. One folder with old company info in it. HI6's, bid packs, company emails, union emails. I highly recommend people start keeping that info, it costs very little of your time. It provides you with written words that can provide proof about when and who said what bid lines were actually like, what the union said about a MIA satellite base or what the company or union said about a bankruptcy contract. Very useful. Start now, because I can tell you that these things become virtually impossible to find later when you might need to verify or prove something. For some reason the authors don't keep info around long.
#3490
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2008
Position: forever fo
Posts: 2,413

Yet I have friends who came over from mesa who are happy to be at a much better place. You know the mesa who told cdo pilots to sleep in the plane.
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