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Old 04-04-2022, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by bamike View Post
I worked alongside pilots that are coming through the university flight schools in various gateway programs/flows. There is a reason airlines like United are running their own flight school. The candidates they bring in are 100% dedicated to the company and will do whatever they are told. The vast majority come from customer service backgrounds (flight attendant, retail, etc) and are screened for their adherence to company beliefs and "purpose". These are people with low critical thinking skills, which is exactly what the company wants.

This is why airlines like spirit, JetBlue, even United hire low time young kids through gateways, because these candidates don’t understand anything about the history of the airline business. So you see a 26 year old with 3000 hours goes to B6/United over a regional guy with 6000 PIC because they know the young kid will be an obedient employee.

This is what all the hiring like Frontier’s flow from ATP flight school and JetBlue’s gateway is about. Obedient YES voters in future employees. Kool aid drinkers. And behold the results.
Great observation! We’ll said!
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Old 04-04-2022, 04:36 PM
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What a W for the Pilot group! Congratulations you fools!

I always knew this pilot group was full of brain dead simpletons with a certificate. Delta rejects for good reason!
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Old 04-04-2022, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by bamike View Post
I worked alongside pilots that are coming through the university flight schools in various gateway programs/flows. There is a reason airlines like United are running their own flight school. The candidates they bring in are 100% dedicated to the company and will do whatever they are told. The vast majority come from customer service backgrounds (flight attendant, retail, etc) and are screened for their adherence to company beliefs and "purpose". These are people with low critical thinking skills, which is exactly what the company wants.

This is why airlines like spirit, JetBlue, even United hire low time young kids through gateways, because these candidates don’t understand anything about the history of the airline business. So you see a 26 year old with 3000 hours goes to B6/United over a regional guy with 6000 PIC because they know the young kid will be an obedient employee.

This is what all the hiring like Frontier’s flow from ATP flight school and JetBlue’s gateway is about. Obedient YES voters in future employees. Kool aid drinkers. And behold the results.
Do you have any data to back that up? I spent the last four years at a regional, am a new hire, and am furious at what the union put forth and the pilot group has agreed to. Asking my class, the majority have said this is insane. Sadly, none of us are allowed to vote on something so important to our future. Ironically the pilots I’ve heard for this in the training center are all older and want the extra cash.

One even said “I know this isn’t the best for the pilots, but I’m close to retirement, and I can see how much money it’ll make me as we struggle to fly the additional New York growth.” YES, he said that to our new hire class.

One of the reasons I came to JetBlue was it’s strong scope protections. I guess the majority of pilots weren’t willing to fight for them.
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Old 04-04-2022, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SoarHigh757 View Post
Do you have any data to back that up? I spent the last four years at a regional, am a new hire, and am furious at what the union put forth and the pilot group has agreed to. Asking my class, the majority have said this is insane. Sadly, none of us are allowed to vote on something so important to our future. Ironically the pilots I’ve heard for this in the training center are all older and want the extra cash.

One even said “I know this isn’t the best for the pilots, but I’m close to retirement, and I can see how much money it’ll make me as we struggle to fly the additional New York growth.” YES, he said that to our new hire class.

One of the reasons I came to JetBlue was it’s strong scope protections. I guess the pilots weren’t willing to fight for them.

40% of us were
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Old 04-04-2022, 06:28 PM
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40% of us were
You’re right, but sadly the majority were not. Corrected my post. Thank you for voting no.
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Originally Posted by SoarHigh757 View Post
You’re right, but sadly the majority were not. Corrected my post. Thank you for voting no.

Luckily its not too late for you. Keep those apps hot and do not get comfortable here.
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Old 04-04-2022, 09:39 PM
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Well, the good news is, with this 3% raise we’re now the highest paid regional pilots in the US.
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Originally Posted by SoarHigh757 View Post
Do you have any data to back that up? I spent the last four years at a regional, am a new hire, and am furious at what the union put forth and the pilot group has agreed to. Asking my class, the majority have said this is insane. Sadly, none of us are allowed to vote on something so important to our future. Ironically the pilots I’ve heard for this in the training center are all older and want the extra cash.

One even said “I know this isn’t the best for the pilots, but I’m close to retirement, and I can see how much money it’ll make me as we struggle to fly the additional New York growth.” YES, he said that to our new hire class.

One of the reasons I came to JetBlue was it’s strong scope protections. I guess the majority of pilots weren’t willing to fight for them.
once you get on the line you will notice most of the gateway guys are the ones who will do anything for the company because they aren’t bitter like I am who spent way to many years as a regional fo in the lost decade.
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Old 04-05-2022, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Descendto450 View Post
I couldn't agree more. As a no voter I still agree with your sentiment. I only feel that you are only wrong in that it doesn't represent 40% most of the No voters I know aren't bitter about this maybe disappointed but not bitter. The negative posts on here represent 5-10% at best. Most of us are happy and thankful to be here. Feel free to attack me if it makes you feel better as I won't respond. I fully expect at least 8-10 attacks from the usual suspects.
well, with only 60% voting yes it does indeed mean the other 40% don’t agree with you.
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Old 04-05-2022, 04:31 AM
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The most amusing part is that the 60% sold scope for not even half of the inflation rate. They are still taking a real pay cut this year.
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