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Old 06-19-2016, 04:42 PM
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Well gee, I can drain the O2 on the oxygen, and mr WO or mainline pilot can wait for the next flight too! You check yourself in to ride my airplane, I can't do it on yours. Side of my airplane says American Eagle, flying YOUR passengers, perhaps you don't care about your passengers flights getting cancelled because it is more important that your parents, children, and retirees make it on board to f off somewhere for the weekend, than people making it to work. We had priority, it was taken away from us. You obviously could care less! Hey Mesa, bring us another crappy TA, I am voting YES this time to bring the rest of these bastards down!

You seem proud to fly for a bottom feeder airline and then get upset that they give you bottom feeder travel benefits. Really, this confuses you? You go to Mesa for the fast upgrade, not travel benefits or pay or a safe operation.
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Old 06-19-2016, 04:52 PM
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You seem proud to fly for a bottom feeder airline and then get upset that they give you bottom feeder travel benefits. Really, this confuses you? You go to Mesa for the fast upgrade, not travel benefits or pay or a safe operation.
Mesa, Republic, Air Whiskey, Express Jet, and every other non wholy owned regional feeder for AA are in the same boat, this isn't just a Mesa problem. Are the rest that I listed bottom feeders? Of course they are because they aren't Envoy, that's how you guys think!
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by iFlyRC View Post
Mesa, Republic, Air Whiskey, Express Jet, and every other non wholy owned regional feeder for AA are in the same boat, this isn't just a Mesa problem. Are the rest that I listed bottom feeders? Of course they are because they aren't Envoy, that's how you guys think!
Regardless, you clearly didn't pick which regional to go to based on their travel privileges. So don't ***** about them.
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:21 PM
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regardless, you clearly didn't pick which regional to go to based on their travel privileges. So don't ***** about them.
i had priority on airways, we all did!!!!!! My benefits were fine on airways!
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:22 PM
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You seem proud to fly for a bottom feeder airline and then get upset that they give you bottom feeder travel benefits. Really, this confuses you? You go to Mesa for the fast upgrade, not travel benefits or pay or a safe operation.
Unfortunately, Envoy is also a bottom feeder. At least one with 2.5/5.x though.
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:36 PM
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Unfortunately, Envoy is also a bottom feeder. At least one with 2.5/5.x though.
Can't disagree with that. US Air management took a great regional airline and turned it into a bottom feeder.
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:56 PM
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i had priority on airways, we all did!!!!!! My benefits were fine on airways!
Well...a lot of thing changes to everyone. Retirees are the ones that took the real hit in their benefits.

After building the company and retiring from it now they are down below active employees.

It's not USAirways anymore, it's AA and Parker said they were going to adopt the practices of the bigger airline.
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Old 06-19-2016, 06:57 PM
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Can't disagree with that. US Air management took a great regional airline and turned it into a bottom feeder.
+1 gazillions... This is the sad part...
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Old 06-19-2016, 07:48 PM
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AWAC. Were not new been flying under the Us Airways express banner since 2006. Our travel office has repeatedly stated that what we have is what american offered. No negotiations possible. Sorry but bad argument.
Same deal at trans states. The US Airways benefits were pretty awesome, and the AA is pretty much ****. It sucks that we don't have priority, but having to list 3 business days ahead on myidtravel makes them completely useless.

Thankfully we have United benefits at least. They aren't that good, but they blow the AA benefits out of the water.
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Old 06-19-2016, 10:10 PM
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Lol at all the pilots in here saying travel benefits matter now. We told you the WO's had the best. I might not have a quick upgrade, but it stings a little less when I pick up the 1W and wish you luck on the next one.


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