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#1861
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Joined APC: Aug 2012
Position: EMB505 PIC
Posts: 20
They can't fix things when they don't have specifics..
Maybe you should share your findings--- just sayin?
Back to my layover..meh
#1862
So you must have a problem then with all of the different airline unions as well? Because that is what a seniority system does. It is unfortunate but you cant have management just making up the rules to suite themselves. Later on the union offered a loa to allow pilots to come down and still retain their pay however that created a situation where there were now junior pilots making more than a couple of captains... the loa just stated that they could move down and keep their pay but the other more senior captains would then get a bump in pay to the same level BUT management was not interested in that!!!!! In fact is was only like two pilots and only for a few months until their pay scale caught up!!! It was management that refused to accept the loa!!! if memory serves me I think that those Hawker pilots could have been offered bumping rights and they could have displaced some beechjet and some phenom captains they then would have also retained their pay. Again management did not want to follow the contract because that would have forced several training events and they did not want to pay for them. Management was trying to work outside the contract and it seems then that the union was the bad guy but that was not the case as there was a perfectly valid way for those guys to retain their pay.
No contract has ever been negotiated without the short lange and long range benefits for the union.
#1864
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 473
Hmmm, back in the Marriott thread you seamed to think the fractional was commercial. Something has conveniently changed.
#1865
Do you think only "commercial" pilots have unions?
Keep trolling.
#1866
I believe changes are coming, and a union is not the answer here! IMO I believe are ACP, CP and DO are working on ways to make it better. They have to, when we have guys leaving to go fly turbo props from a jet PIC position.
#1867
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 473
The other comment was about the fact you believed fractional was the same as "commercial", as you could not see the difference at all, nothing to do with unions, yet now you made a clear distinction.
I guess you are not keen enough to follow up your own opinions.
And that does not surprise me neither.
P.S. You might not realize this, but the guy fly banner towing is a "commercial" pilot too. Just so you know.
#1868
Of course not, even if it is not thanks to pilots like you.
The other comment was about the fact you believed fractional was the same as "commercial", as you could not see the difference at all, nothing to do with unions, yet now you made a clear distinction.
I guess you are not keen enough to follow up your own opinions.
And that does not surprise me neither.
P.S. You might not realize this, but the guy fly banner towing is a "commercial" pilot too. Just so you know.
The other comment was about the fact you believed fractional was the same as "commercial", as you could not see the difference at all, nothing to do with unions, yet now you made a clear distinction.
I guess you are not keen enough to follow up your own opinions.
And that does not surprise me neither.
P.S. You might not realize this, but the guy fly banner towing is a "commercial" pilot too. Just so you know.
The hiatus from your "comments" had been nice.
Back to the ignore list you go.
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