As an former CPZ guy and ATL native, I sure will miss hearing the Acey callsign. I can’t count how many times you guys helped me get home when I was flying out of EVV with Cape Air. Best of luck to you all.

I think we can close this thread now.


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By chance, I had an overnight at the IAH Marriott tonight. I got my exercise in by walking to the training center and taking in the old sights. Even the smell when I walked in the lobby brought back memories. I had no idea the end was moments away.

XJT had good people. That gives me confidence that, in the long run, they will be ok. It always works out for the good guys!

Sorry to hear this dudes and dudettes. Tailwinds and soft landings for all of you. 2020 can suck it.

The question has finally been answered

I'm so sorry to hear this gut punch news for some of the best in the industry..... this is truly looking like a year of carnage for the history books.... hang in there !!!

Unbelievable. So sorry guys/gals. I started my career there (COEX 1998) and will always remember the good people who ran it and worked there. United has obviously let it be known that quality is no longer a priority. Hold your heads up high and know that any of us who end up in positions to look favorably upon the resume of an ex JetLink or ACEY Pilot will certainly do so when this industry turns around.

Vernon

Sucks to hear this. Almost feels like losing an old friend. Really enjoyed my time there. Definitely hold your heads high. Tailwinds and soft landings for all.

Dam
uax will not be the same without you guys . What a disservice.
This sux , 1300 more pilots on the street with no jobs for the foreseeable future .
I know we are in tough times but I was hoping ua could save both somehow but it wasn’t meant to be I guess.
Unbelievable .From the good ol days of Atlantic Southeast , pride of delta connection to this .

I'm very sad to hear this news. I was LASA (2001-2018). Made many life long friends during my time there. I hope you are all able to weather this storm and find better destinations when the clouds part. Best of luck to you all!