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Southern 05-25-2018 04:12 PM


Originally Posted by FlyingMaryJane (Post 2602390)
Ive been hearing rumors of "BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS" for 15 years! Nada, nothing, zilch!! You all must be new to the game if you think something will happen soon such as a buyout by UAL.... fly your trips and keep updating resumes and GTFO ASAP!!

You are wrong this time around.

FlyingMaryJane 05-25-2018 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by Southern (Post 2602394)
You are wrong this time around.


yeaaa yeaaa yeaaaa believe it when I see it as ive been saying for 15+ years! let me guess some hotshot who signed his NDA is running his mouth?!! because thats the only way something will get leaked... someone in the know who signed a NDA is running their mouths! If i had $1 for everytime CAL and now UAL was going to buy Xjt id really be worth $1M

Ben Kenobi 05-25-2018 06:06 PM


Originally Posted by Southern (Post 2602394)
You are wrong this time around.

Sounds like you’ve signed an NDA...care to share?

DirkDiggler 05-25-2018 06:36 PM

If this conjecture doesn't include either a flow and/or massive pay increases then we are done. May as well close the doors. Because losing 50-80 a month and hiring 7 is not sustainable.

Swagship 05-26-2018 05:35 PM


Originally Posted by jcountry (Post 2602192)
They did honor their flow throughs.

But yeah, they hosed pretty much all their regionals in other ways

Not entirely correct. Mesaba and Compass had flows until their last day as DAL WOs back in 2010. When sold, compass kept flow rights for pilots on property before date of sale, Mesaba did not. Some from Mesaba did flow under other circumstances.

jcountry 05-26-2018 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by Swagship (Post 2602993)
Not entirely correct. Mesaba and Compass had flows until their last day as DAL WOs back in 2010. When sold, compass kept flow rights for pilots on property before date of sale, Mesaba did not. Some from Mesaba did flow under other circumstances.

Point is, Comair and ASA were WOs for a long time, and got diddly squat.

The Comair strike screwed that up for them, and I get that.... But ASA sure didn't deserve to be Comair'd.

calmwinds 05-26-2018 09:27 PM


Originally Posted by jcountry (Post 2603060)
Point is, Comair and ASA were WOs for a long time, and got diddly squat.

The Comair strike screwed that up for them, and I get that.... But ASA sure didn't deserve to be Comair'd.

Who Comair’d ASA though?

PhantomHawk 05-27-2018 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by calmwinds (Post 2603105)
Who Comair’d ASA though?

Some would argue ASA did.......

701EV 05-27-2018 09:15 AM


Originally Posted by DirkDiggler (Post 2602476)
If this conjecture doesn't include either a flow and/or massive pay increases then we are done. May as well close the doors. Because losing 50-80 a month and hiring 7 is not sustainable.

Dirk, except we're not losing 50-80 a month anymore. The attrition has slowed down drastically.

701EV

701EV 05-27-2018 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomHawk (Post 2603150)
Some would argue ASA did.......

PH, I'm curious who at ASA would argue we did it to ourselves. We did not cost Detal $195 million like Comair did because of the strike.

701EV

Embxjt 05-27-2018 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by 701EV (Post 2603363)
Dirk, except we're not losing 50-80 a month anymore. The attrition has slowed down drastically.

701EV

What are the exact attrition numbers?

Bozo 05-27-2018 09:56 AM


Originally Posted by Embxjt (Post 2603368)
What are the exact attrition numbers?

May crj 51

amcnd 05-27-2018 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by Bozo (Post 2603401)
May crj 51

How many on the list now? (CRJ) numbers go down but % is probably the same..?

Blackhawk 05-27-2018 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by Embxjt (Post 2603368)
What are the exact attrition numbers?

Raw numbers have decreased but percentage is probably about the same. If the “announcement” this week is a dud probably see it pick up, then taper off in August as pilots stick around for the October bonus payout.

da42pilot 05-27-2018 10:40 AM

I heard a lot of the attrition nowadays is people falling off the 6 month LOA. They haven’t been here in a while anyways.

jcountry 05-27-2018 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by 701EV (Post 2603367)
PH, I'm curious who at ASA would argue we did it to ourselves. We did not cost Detal $195 million like Comair did because of the strike.

701EV

Phantom was just trolling.

ASA did not deserve this in any manner

Kilroy 05-30-2018 07:00 AM

Just got word from a friend that Frontier is calling all ASA/Expressjet guys to apply. Apparently the ones who did go made a good impression for this group. Looks like Frontier is growing.

Blackhawk 05-30-2018 08:37 AM


Originally Posted by amcnd (Post 2603407)
How many on the list now? (CRJ) numbers go down but % is probably the same..?

I go off how many are awarded lines/reserve each month. Probably a more accurate assessment of how many pilots we have.
For June, this came out to 428 CRJ pilots between ATL and DFW. Some of those pilots are gone, so I'm going to guess between 390-410 pilots now not including management and instructors.

texaspropguy 06-08-2018 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by jcountry (Post 2603545)
Phantom was just trolling.

ASA did not deserve this in any manner

3 words: Failure To Negotiate.

PH doesn't troll.

calmwinds 06-09-2018 12:07 AM


Originally Posted by texaspropguy (Post 2611050)
3 words: Failure To Negotiate.

PH doesn't troll.

Or, perhaps: Failure to Compromise or Failure to Agree. I am not sure that those in position to negotiate would have made any other decisions had they known the eventual outcome.

Blackhawk 06-09-2018 04:05 AM


Originally Posted by calmwinds (Post 2611234)
Or, perhaps: Failure to Compromise or Failure to Agree. I am not sure that those in position to negotiate would have made any other decisions had they known the eventual outcome.

I agree. Their primary interest was getting as much as they could for themselves then bailing.

texaspropguy 06-12-2018 10:43 AM


Originally Posted by Blackhawk (Post 2611257)
I agree. Their primary interest was getting as much as they could for themselves then bailing.

By not negotiating at all or walking out of negotiation repeatedly at the request of (.............), they allowed the process to stall, damning us all. We felt it first on the ERJ side. But, it ultimately nailed the CRJ side like a pick axe in the back. For this, I will never forget... much as I do with Hanoi Jane and Vietnam. There was too much energy being applied to telling us how we needed to play ball, and not enough left to notice how the ball was never allowed to be in play by your own side in the first place. Well done...

Fdelanore 07-13-2020 11:30 AM

Ooooooof
 
Ya how about it

LoneStar32 07-15-2020 04:42 AM


Originally Posted by Fdelanore (Post 3091104)
Ya how about it

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