Av8tr1

Ah....my point couldn't have been made better. Really scary to think these types are out flying big iron with their top gun sunglasses on. I am sure the new movie will do wonders for their sex life.

Reading comprehension isn't "wrxpilot"s strong suit like many other idiots over there. I specifically said I worked "AT" NOT "FOR". But you can't fix stupid. SOOOOO glad I bailed on that whole debocal and am flying in a much better environment.

Hey "wrxpilot" I am sure you're a badazz with a big fin on the back of your rice burner that gives it SOOOOO much more horsepower.

wrxpilot

You don’t/didn’t work “at” FedEx either, just like I didn’t work “at” United.

It’s amazing how you consistently embarrass yourself on these forums, and still keep at it.

Av8tr1

You're lack of understanding of the english language is staggering. You sure you are a pilot? The only one embarrassing him/her/it is you.

Why don't you take the time to study up on the meaning of "AT" and "FOR". Go ahead I'll wait......although I'll likely be dead and buried in the ground before you figure it out if ever.

Just as an example.....I work "at" PDX. My base is "AT" PDX. That doesn't mean I work "FOR" the Port of Portland. But I most specifically go to work "AT" the Portland Airport. Granted I do not stay "at" PDX during my work day. But my work assignment begins and ends "AT" PDX.

Now let's apply that to FedEX. Never mind that I am flying FedEx owned airplanes, with FedEx only cargo on board, in and out of FedEx ramps, which require me to have a FedEx employee badge and wear a FedEx uniform per my companies agreement with FedEx. But that does not make me a FedEx employee. My paycheck most definitely "does not" come from FedEx and I never said nore alluded that it does (alluded is probably too big a word for you, so to help you out alluded is defined as "suggest or call attention to indirectly; hint at". Which I most certainly never did.

But my specific work site "IS" FedEx. Therefor I work "AT" FedEx NOT "FOR" FedEX.

I await your witty yet entirely incorrect response Mr. Airline pilot.

tomgoodman

I suggest you PM your question to a FedEx pilot, because this thread instantly became a pie fight worthy of the Three Stooges. The bakery is closed.