Frontier Negotiations Discussion
#301
Beagle B21
Joined APC: Jun 2008
Posts: 142
Please share details on why Frontier pilots are "no United/Delta/AA/SWA". How is what we do different?
#302
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2015
Posts: 318
Anyone think the no update on the last negotiations session is a little suspicious? I figured if it was unproductive they would blast it out to us while the strike vote is open. Must've been a little productive and they don't want to sway guys on the fence. Not that I've met a single pilot that wasn't voting for the strike, just thought it was weird.
#303
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2016
Posts: 617
Anyone think the no update on the last negotiations session is a little suspicious? I figured if it was unproductive they would blast it out to us while the strike vote is open. Must've been a little productive and they don't want to sway guys on the fence. Not that I've met a single pilot that wasn't voting for the strike, just thought it was weird.
1. We will not see a new contract until released to a cooling off period.
2. Release becomes less likely as long as progress is made at the table.
The company knows this and I believe will give us little things every once in a while to help drag this out longer. If progress was made this past week, expect more mediation sessions in October, January, and beyond. If we're lucky they may schedule in November and December but with holidays it's less likely.
#304
#305
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2015
Posts: 318
I would actually be more upset to see a little progress than the company just completely stonewalling. Why?
1. We will not see a new contract until released to a cooling off period.
2. Release becomes less likely as long as progress is made at the table.
The company knows this and I believe will give us little things every once in a while to help drag this out longer. If progress was made this past week, expect more mediation sessions in October, January, and beyond. If we're lucky they may schedule in November and December but with holidays it's less likely.
1. We will not see a new contract until released to a cooling off period.
2. Release becomes less likely as long as progress is made at the table.
The company knows this and I believe will give us little things every once in a while to help drag this out longer. If progress was made this past week, expect more mediation sessions in October, January, and beyond. If we're lucky they may schedule in November and December but with holidays it's less likely.
#306
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2015
Posts: 497
#307
That's interesting to think about...God forbid there's a "claim" does the company say to the family members, " I'm sorry for your loss but since we are a ULCC, we cannot pay you what you think your loved one was worth." If you wanted a bigger payoff in case something tragic happened, you should've flown on DAL, AA, SWA, UAL.
#309
Banned
Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 163
Ok seriously?!!! He understands that at Frontier the applicant pool and competive mins are worlds apart as compared to UA,DL and AA. He makes a point everyone in the industry knows. A lot of guys/gals have gone to Frontier because they know they are not competitive at the majors. Thats not to say that all at Frontier are not competitive but what is competitive to get hired is the difference.
#310
Ok seriously?!!! He understands that at Frontier the applicant pool and competive mins are worlds apart as compared to UA,DL and AA. He makes a point everyone in the industry knows. A lot of guys/gals have gone to Frontier because they know they are not competitive at the majors. Thats not to say that all at Frontier are not competitive but what is competitive to get hired is the difference.
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