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Dumb question: Is there still an avenue by which INC trips may appear in OT?
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Originally Posted by Booker
(Post 2625186)
Dumb question: Is there still an avenue by which INC trips may appear in OT?
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Originally Posted by Booker
(Post 2625186)
Dumb question: Is there still an avenue by which INC trips may appear in OT?
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Originally Posted by Chief Brody
(Post 2625197)
Doubt it. The senior pilots now benefit from being the first to be called. No more competition from the broke ass junior pilots who once had an opportunity to make above the poverty line.. Aside from that deleting LOA65 did nothing.
Call a rep .... |
Originally Posted by ReserveCA
(Post 2625278)
Aaaaaa. No...
Call a rep .... |
Well.....
I suppose if the Senior Pilots are picking up at VJA rate the juniors should too..... So much for lead by example or UNITY... Welcome To FRONTIER... |
Originally Posted by ReserveCA
(Post 2631496)
Well.....
I suppose if the Senior Pilots are picking up at VJA rate the juniors should too..... So much for lead by example or UNITY... Welcome To FRONTIER... Now that the ladder has been yanked up, junior pilots cannot pick any INC flying. Deleting LOA 65 was an inside job that has nothing to do with contract negotiations. Senior pilots are crediting 200-300 hours a month while junior pilots are struggling to break 80. Larenzo has left the building...and taken vacations with him .. |
Originally Posted by Chief Brody
(Post 2631940)
There in lies the rub...
Now that the ladder has been yanked up, junior pilots cannot pick any INC flying. Deleting LOA 65 was an inside job that has nothing to do with contract negotiations. Senior pilots are crediting 200-300 hours a month while junior pilots are struggling to break 80. Larenzo has left the building...and taken vacations with him .. |
Originally Posted by InThisTogether
(Post 2632090)
This is all straight out of Lorenzo's playbook. That's why he's legally not allowed to run another airline.
#winning |
Originally Posted by Blueskies67
(Post 2632204)
Quick snapshot from his biography talking about his style of buisness going back to the 70s: his efforts to build a sustainable, profitable airline model were criticized, with opponents saying his companies' profits were earned "on the backs of broken labor contracts, extremely low wages and harsh work rules."
#winning |
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