Its accurate. It also turns out that one of their pilots sent an anonymous e-mail to the entire pilot group on the company e-mail server. That e-mail quoted the CEO's new compensation package. How freakin' funny! It must have been effective because "apparently" the CEO has decided to forgo his bonus package this year since he forced the pilots to work an extra month each year. Its good to see at least ONE pilot there with some testicles.

WOW THIS IS YOUR BEST FALSE POST EVER.

Keep discrediting yourself. As a current employee, and pilot, I didn't receive that email, and should have if your statement is true.

And as we have all probably seen in the recent Facebook post court ruling, you can post whatever you want in regards to free speech. However, you still can't slander persons/companies with false statements.

So keep posting you slander! Just will make the case stronger

It is a true statement!

It didn't go to everyones e-mail, just a chosen group.

Came from "A CONCERNED PILOT".

Ask around!

Then I guess technically it wasn't a true statement if you take the bolded quotes above literally (which is how they were presented).

USMCFLYR

Let the record show that the e-mail did indeed get circulated amongst the pilot group and mowie didn't get one. Better now, mowie? :)

Executive compensation is public information for them since they are a publicly traded company. Anybody can look that up in their annual (10-K) reports right on their website. If you were so inclined to look that information up yourself, you'd see that the CEO's bonus for the last 2 fiscal years averaged over $400K, effectively doubling his salary each year. If you go back another year, you'll see that his annual "housing/automobile allowance" got as high as $74,450 (:eek: that'd be a big mortgage or car payment!). Again, public information, you just gotta take the time to look for it.

I don't know what you mean by "apparently" the CEO has decided to forgo his bonus package this year, but their fiscal year doesn't end until June and nobody will know what their CEO (or other executives) got this year until their next annual report comes out next September...

"Apparently" means that one of their pilots told me this last week. I don't know if it is true or not, but I doubt it will happen even if the pilots were told it would. This came out ONLY after "A Concerned Pilot" sent his compensation package to the other pilots on the cpmpany server, to let them know what was going on with management pay while the pilots were being forced to work an additional month each year.