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ReserveCA 02-03-2022 06:34 PM

Again pilots are just another line item on a spreadsheet…….

if it will make indigo partners another $0.05 management will be INSTRUCTED to do so

BiffleBalls 02-03-2022 06:45 PM


Originally Posted by TipTanks (Post 3365556)
I mean…really? I don’t have a dog in this hunt, but I’m skeptical that the management of a however many billion dollar operation would knee-jerk close a base to “teach those pilots a lesson.”

I’ve never worked at a large company able to react to events that quickly. The base closure had to have been worked on for months.

This sounds like tinfoil hat wearing pilot versus management conspiracy theory.

I wish I were wrong, I really do. This story came around again through another source - a very senior guy who is plugged in to the goings on at this place. It happened like that. I'm not making it up or listening to crackpots. That's why junior captains like me are weighing their options and looking at possibly moving on. I used to think that in the interest of making money management wouldn't make stupid decisions, knowing what I know about this and other goings on it's clear I was wrong. This airline will figure things out one way or another and life will go on but the drama is so childish.

fcoolaiddrinker 02-03-2022 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by WaterRooster (Post 3365640)
You don’t know this CEO. He always hated the “inefficient” ORD reserves, so while this may have been planned, I think it was accelerated and was a knee jerk reaction to sick calls and attrition.

that’s exactly right.

Salukipilot4590 02-03-2022 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by TipTanks (Post 3365556)
I mean…really? I don’t have a dog in this hunt, but I’m skeptical that the management of a however many billion dollar operation would knee-jerk close a base to “teach those pilots a lesson.”

I’ve never worked at a large company able to react to events that quickly. The base closure had to have been worked on for months.

This sounds like tinfoil hat wearing pilot versus management conspiracy theory.

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Fifi 02-04-2022 02:24 AM

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el_duderino 02-04-2022 10:49 AM

On the subject of the thread - interview 2/3, 10 of 11 applicants offered jobs with potential class date of 2/28, next class is 4/3 goal is 40 per class. Interview groups of over 20 next week.

TurboFanMan 02-04-2022 11:24 AM


Originally Posted by BiffleBalls (Post 3365656)
I wish I were wrong, I really do. This story came around again through another source - a very senior guy who is plugged in to the goings on at this place. It happened like that. I'm not making it up or listening to crackpots. That's why junior captains like me are weighing their options and looking at possibly moving on. I used to think that in the interest of making money management wouldn't make stupid decisions, knowing what I know about this and other goings on it's clear I was wrong. This airline will figure things out one way or another and life will go on but the drama is so childish.

Were all the sick calls at ORD? We’re the majority of the sick calls from ORD? The pilots at ORD took the blunt force of the closure. Sure, it affects every pilot in some way. I just don’t think management is sticking it to a guy who lives in TPA or MCO. Anyways, I’m not sure your getting what I’m saying.

DumboDrop 02-04-2022 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by TurboFanMan (Post 3366070)
Were all the sick calls at ORD? We’re the majority of the sick calls from ORD? The pilots at ORD took the blunt force of the closure. Sure, it affects every pilot in some way. I just don’t think management is sticking it to a guy who lives in TPA or MCO. Anyways, I’m not sure your getting what I’m saying.

I'm sure the sick calls were all over the system, and I'm sure they were looking at the stack of rsv in ORD that they couldn't get into position to actually use and it ****ed them off.

TurboFanMan 02-04-2022 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by DumboDrop (Post 3366083)
I'm sure the sick calls were all over the system, and I'm sure they were looking at the stack of rsv in ORD that they couldn't get into position to actually use and it ****ed them off.

Roger, that’s a possibility.

JoeFever1 02-04-2022 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by DumboDrop (Post 3366083)
I'm sure the sick calls were all over the system, and I'm sure they were looking at the stack of rsv in ORD that they couldn't get into position to actually use and it ****ed them off.

Hate to say this, and I’m not defending how everything went down, but hard to blame them?? What’s the point of having reserves in a base with no departures?


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