What's the Latest at ASA/Expressjet?
#1661
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From: EMB145 FO
I have done just that. Twice. I was impressed by its capabilities, but so far it hasn't actually worked in a real world scenario. We can't get the system to work with our training schedules. That doesn't bode well for the future. It's an unproven system and as of now it still hasn't been tested with a full bid of 800+ lines plus reserve.
#1662
I have done just that. Twice. I was impressed by its capabilities, but so far it hasn't actually worked in a real world scenario. We can't get the system to work with our training schedules. That doesn't bode well for the future. It's an unproven system and as of now it still hasn't been tested with a full bid of 800+ lines plus reserve.
#1663
Serious question: Who on your side is telling you we told your side to pound sand? Please name names. You can PM me if you wish. Because we HAVE spent the last year trying to sell Flightline to your side, and it has fallen on deaf ears.
#1664
There is a lack of trust in this process now, and selling-out individuals isn't going to fix that. There are new regimes in place at the MEC level. It could be the same old song, or hopefully something new. I think our group would be open to what your MEC has to say on Flightline and how it can be improved to make it palatable to all 3 parties.
#1666
I'm off to work...back to your regularly scheduled mud-slinging.
#1668
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I wasn't endorsing the SmartPref system, only pointing out that you are a flat-out liar when suggesting the XJT group refuses to budge on PBS.
We know your position. Your rhetoric on here suggests to everyone which side is building the brick wall. Somehow your new Eagle contract is a symbol of a "wink, nod" endorsement of the ASA groups negotiation tactics. Yet during the first 2 years of this merger, L-XJT grew at a steady clip, and hired nearly 1000 pilots...none of this has to do with negotiations.
BOHICA is right. UAL/CAL has been playing the block hour game with us about every 2 years going back a decade. Nothing to see here.
We know your position. Your rhetoric on here suggests to everyone which side is building the brick wall. Somehow your new Eagle contract is a symbol of a "wink, nod" endorsement of the ASA groups negotiation tactics. Yet during the first 2 years of this merger, L-XJT grew at a steady clip, and hired nearly 1000 pilots...none of this has to do with negotiations.
BOHICA is right. UAL/CAL has been playing the block hour game with us about every 2 years going back a decade. Nothing to see here.
Just remember this..don't take it personal, it's just business.
#1669
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From: e190
You have tried selling a system that management DOES NOT want. They want it with entirely different work rules, an entirely new scheduling section, and they dont care about the provider. Your current system might be great but that WILL NOT be the system in the new combined company. So trying to sway our side with "we like our Pbs" is literally a moot point. The quicker that your mec accepts that and is willing to negotiate a viable solution for all parties the quicker we can move on.
#1670
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From: e190
McK is brainwashing you. Never get all of your info from a single source. Have you ever considered why he's so dead set on SmartPref? Could there be some personal agenda?
As for my side moving off of Flightline, why should we? The company has already agreed to it! And they've already modified it to the point that both sides are going to be satisfied with it moving forward. The only thing the company didn't like was vacation low, which will survive, but won't be as much of a windfall as it currently is.
As for my side moving off of Flightline, why should we? The company has already agreed to it! And they've already modified it to the point that both sides are going to be satisfied with it moving forward. The only thing the company didn't like was vacation low, which will survive, but won't be as much of a windfall as it currently is.
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