CARES Act End Run
#141
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OK, if you call just over 100 a handful. Still though, no accounting breakdown of how the money is being spent. People are just supposed to believe them when they say 75%? And if this is the case, why aren't others doing the same thing, both at the regional and major level. ExpressJet management took forever to negotiate letter 2 stuff, in fact, they delayed it for well over a year. But when the elevator runs the other direction they are quick to act.
#142
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OK, if you call just over 100 a handful. Still though, no accounting breakdown of how the money is being spent. People are just supposed to believe them when they say 75%? And if this is the case, why aren't others doing the same thing, both at the regional and major level. ExpressJet management took forever to negotiate letter 2 stuff, in fact, they delayed it for well over a year. But when the elevator runs the other direction they are quick to act.
#143
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That's the most likely explanation of what's going on. And nobody is asking questions or holding their feet to the fire! Especially the MEC! It's amazing how their tone has shifted in the course of just a few months.
#146
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OK, if you call just over 100 a handful. Still though, no accounting breakdown of how the money is being spent. People are just supposed to believe them when they say 75%? And if this is the case, why aren't others doing the same thing, both at the regional and major level. ExpressJet management took forever to negotiate letter 2 stuff, in fact, they delayed it for well over a year. But when the elevator runs the other direction they are quick to act.
This hurts us all but dang what dont you guys understand. This is a privately owned business. They don’t have to show us anything or explain anything to us ever. They are in business for one thing only. To make money. Not to pander to us pilots. If they are not in business and making money why would they do it. Sorry it just amazes me pilots think they have a right to information.
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#147
As of 5/9, statement was "still having discussions", but expecting to get the $$ within a week.
#149
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#150
If there's a big furlough, but XJT survives, then we (jr FO's in my case) have a decent chance of someday come back to flying jets. If XJT fails, then we are in this huge group of out of work pilots (including all the senior XJT people), the vast majority of whom have more time/experience, competing for very few openings, starting over at the bottom of some list if we are very lucky.
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