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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Nordhavn
He probably meant that this is an issue only for a very small subset of FX pilots so nobody cares except the few guys DH'ing all over Tarnation.
Believe it or not, there are a few pilots that don't live and work in MEM. I know you MEM guys don't know about life outside the main hub, so no worries.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Rock
The hits keep coming. If you are a United Airlines commuter, be aware that they decided this year not to invite FedEx pilots into their "invitation only" Global Services status. It's not just a FedEx thing, but at least 6 long term Global Services FedEx pilots I'm aware of did not requalify this year despite spending over 6 figures on United airfare in 2023. Plan accordingly for 2024. To my knowledge, American and Delta still appreciate FedEx money. United...not so much.
So, to be clear, because you didn't get invited back into an invitation-only stats, you are going to wage your own little proxy war on your fellow ALPA brothers and sisters who had absolutely nothing to do with this as a way to "show them how tough you are?" Thank god I don't rely on people like you for my commute. Nothing like little Napolean starting a war because Josephine did him wrong.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ClappedOut145
So, to be clear, because you didn't get invited back into an invitation-only stats, you are going to wage your own little proxy war on your fellow ALPA brothers and sisters who had absolutely nothing to do with this as a way to "show them how tough you are?" Thank god I don't rely on people like you for my commute. Nothing like little Napolean starting a war because Josephine did him wrong.
Read the thread moron.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ClappedOut145
So, to be clear, because you didn't get invited back into an invitation-only stats, you are going to wage your own little proxy war on your fellow ALPA brothers and sisters who had absolutely nothing to do with this as a way to "show them how tough you are?" Thank god I don't rely on people like you for my commute. Nothing like little Napolean starting a war because Josephine did him wrong.
This thread has LITERALLY NOTHING to do with United pilots.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Rock
Read the thread moron.
He did and he's right. One guy posting like this is a TA or FedEx concession but is something else that affects a small group of FX pilots. So can the OP not fly United First or Business class anymore, he still can. He doesn't get GS invitation, waahhh. The pax carriers change their perks. We used to not get miles on most airlines and now we do.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:35 AM
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Good luck with that (the suggested concept that you can book tickets in higher cost fare classes, not to be confused with class of service), it might be a good idea to read the CBA now and then as it is very specific in how we can book tickets. This "practice" is sure to bite someone, if not already, sooner than later.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Rock
Weird that you would even consider that as an option. United commuters don’t create United policy.
We have a choice on who we deadhead on. I spent well over $100k deadheading on United last year. It’s a free market. If they don’t want my money I’ll fly on someone else. But this isn’t the first time one of the legacy airlines has tried to treat FedEx pilots as second class citizens. They typically reconsider when it becomes apparent it will cost them money. Hopefully this will be another example of that.
Originally Posted by Stan446
He did and he's right. One guy posting like this is a TA or FedEx concession but is something else that affects a small group of FX pilots. So can the OP not fly United First or Business class anymore, he still can. He doesn't get GS invitation, waahhh. The pax carriers change their perks. We used to not get miles on most airlines and now we do.
If you think he’s right you very obviously didn’t read the thread either which makes you a moron as well. And I assume you’re now sober, so even more embarrassing. This issue directly affects at least 110 FedEx pilots who are currently coordinating to resolve the situation, and every FedEx pilot who tries to focus their flying on United. That obviously isn’t you. Why are you posting on this thread?
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Old 01-14-2024 | 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by wrxpilot
Believe it or not, there are a few pilots that don't live and work in MEM. I know you MEM guys don't know about life outside the main hub, so no worries.
I don't live in Memphis. Hopefully I will, one day, be OAK based and DH'ing all over Tarnation. If I am not invited to GS it will be alright. It is a pretty awful company to be giving money to anyway, imho.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Nordhavn
Hopefully I will, one day, be OAK based and DH'ing all over Tarnation. If I am not invited to GS it will be alright.
Hopefully you get that sooner than later. When that day comes, you will probably feel differently when you can't enjoy the benefits many before you got.
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Old 01-14-2024 | 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by 4a2c
Good luck with that (the suggested concept that you can book tickets in higher cost fare classes, not to be confused with class of service), it might be a good idea to read the CBA now and then as it is very specific in how we can book tickets. This "practice" is sure to bite someone, if not already, sooner than later.
It is possible to book through global travel and shop tickets by fare class. You just have to do a little more homework. Sometimes you need to consider a different routing to get the class, but it is very possible to do so completely within the confines of our system which definitely adheres to the CBA.
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