Corona Virus and Impact on B6 Operations
03-13-2020, 03:14 PM
#141
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Joined APC: Apr 2007
Position: Ending the Backlog one claim at a time
Posts: 486
Originally Posted by Bluedriver
A friend of mine still at JetBlue told me of someone he knows well just finished his last trip at JB in the last week or two. Supposed to go to a competitor.
ON his last day, while still operating a JB aircraft, he had already been removed from CASS, myIDtravel, etc... Couldn't get on his commute flight home. Earlier in the day he realized that now wasn't the best time to be starting a class at a legacy and called to pull his resignation, was told it was too late...
Think long and hard about giving 2 weeks notice... That is for the airline and does almost nothing for the pilot.
I honestly hope his legacy class doesn't cancel and that he isn't furloughed in the near future.
ON his last day, while still operating a JB aircraft, he had already been removed from CASS, myIDtravel, etc... Couldn't get on his commute flight home. Earlier in the day he realized that now wasn't the best time to be starting a class at a legacy and called to pull his resignation, was told it was too late...
Think long and hard about giving 2 weeks notice... That is for the airline and does almost nothing for the pilot.
I honestly hope his legacy class doesn't cancel and that he isn't furloughed in the near future.
03-13-2020, 04:32 PM
#144
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 776
Originally Posted by Bluedriver
A friend of mine still at JetBlue told me of someone he knows well just finished his last trip at JB in the last week or two. Supposed to go to a competitor.
ON his last day, while still operating a JB aircraft, he had already been removed from CASS, myIDtravel, etc... Couldn't get on his commute flight home. Earlier in the day he realized that now wasn't the best time to be starting a class at a legacy and called to pull his resignation, was told it was too late...
Think long and hard about giving 2 weeks notice... That is for the airline and does almost nothing for the pilot.
I honestly hope his legacy class doesn't cancel and that he isn't furloughed in the near future.
ON his last day, while still operating a JB aircraft, he had already been removed from CASS, myIDtravel, etc... Couldn't get on his commute flight home. Earlier in the day he realized that now wasn't the best time to be starting a class at a legacy and called to pull his resignation, was told it was too late...
Think long and hard about giving 2 weeks notice... That is for the airline and does almost nothing for the pilot.
I honestly hope his legacy class doesn't cancel and that he isn't furloughed in the near future.
03-13-2020, 04:42 PM
#145
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Joined APC: Oct 2008
Posts: 553
does anyone else think its interesting that robin made a point of mentioning that jetblue wasn't asking for or in need of a government bailout during his interview on TV the other day?
It looks inevitable that the big three (top tier, if you haven't heard) will be going hat in hand next week asking for the peoples money.
Perhaps he's positioning JB for a I told you so in regards to favorable treatment. Like JB is responsible and look at these irrational industry actors..
It looks inevitable that the big three (top tier, if you haven't heard) will be going hat in hand next week asking for the peoples money.
Perhaps he's positioning JB for a I told you so in regards to favorable treatment. Like JB is responsible and look at these irrational industry actors..
03-14-2020, 04:32 AM
#150
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: CA
Posts: 1,211
Originally Posted by PSU Flyer
Who said anything about fall? All they said is that the next class is postponed. Did I miss something else?
