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#101
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I saw an ASA CRJ in SBN in early October. Obviously, there is some maintenance crossover via contract.
I agree. OO is in it for their shareholders. Pilots are just a tool. I have always asked why OO would sell Xjet. It must be in their shareholders’ best interest.
But the decision of who to award the 25 Ejets is United’s.
I agree. OO is in it for their shareholders. Pilots are just a tool. I have always asked why OO would sell Xjet. It must be in their shareholders’ best interest.
But the decision of who to award the 25 Ejets is United’s.
#102
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#105
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ASA certainly doesn’t have the resources anymore. But XJT still does. They haven’t been decimated like ASA has over the last year.
And ASA is bringing quite a few very experienced LCAs and instructors over to the XJT side. And so many experienced captains that we’re having to fly them as FOs.
We have the know how and the infrastructure to drive strong growth. What we need is the news to kick hiring into high gear.
And ASA is bringing quite a few very experienced LCAs and instructors over to the XJT side. And so many experienced captains that we’re having to fly them as FOs.
We have the know how and the infrastructure to drive strong growth. What we need is the news to kick hiring into high gear.
#106
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ASA certainly doesn’t have the resources anymore. But XJT still does. They haven’t been decimated like ASA has over the last year.
And ASA is bringing quite a few very experienced LCAs and instructors over to the XJT side. And so many experienced captains that we’re having to fly them as FOs.
We have the know how and the infrastructure to drive strong growth. What we need is the news to kick hiring into high gear.
And ASA is bringing quite a few very experienced LCAs and instructors over to the XJT side. And so many experienced captains that we’re having to fly them as FOs.
We have the know how and the infrastructure to drive strong growth. What we need is the news to kick hiring into high gear.
#107
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From: lav dumper
This place is simply too too heavy. They really need to get the top of the list moving. Median CA longevity is 17 years, which is ridiculous. I think a flow is the only solution. Either that or send clear glasses to everyone for the next solar eclipse. With crappy regionals, people don’t want to stay so the list moves obviously.
They can go the Eagle route and close most bases and wait for everyone to quit. Or the Pinnacle route and BK this place and wait for senior people to quit,
They can go the Eagle route and close most bases and wait for everyone to quit. Or the Pinnacle route and BK this place and wait for senior people to quit,
#108
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This place is simply too too heavy. They really need to get the top of the list moving. Median CA longevity is 17 years, which is ridiculous. I think a flow is the only solution. Either that or send clear glasses to everyone for the next solar eclipse. With crappy regionals, people don’t want to stay so the list moves obviously.
They can go the Eagle route and close most bases and wait for everyone to quit. Or the Pinnacle route and BK this place and wait for senior people to quit,
They can go the Eagle route and close most bases and wait for everyone to quit. Or the Pinnacle route and BK this place and wait for senior people to quit,
I am surprised that 17 is your median CA longevity. Why haven’t they moved to United through the CPP?
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