[Breeze] Airways
#3101
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Joined APC: Feb 2018
Posts: 18

How many of the pilot group are getting to vote? It sounds like it’s not even close to a majority of the pilots getting a say on the union drive.

#3102
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Joined APC: Jul 2021
Posts: 184

I believe only 60 are voting. You’re right, the majority is not. But to be fair that majority has been sitting home collecting nearly 12k a month. What do you think they would vote?? They haven’t experienced the beatings and broken promises that the 60 endured. Since 98% of pilots are unionized , I think they’ll be okay.
#3103
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Joined APC: Jan 2022
Posts: 298

I believe only 60 are voting. You’re right, the majority is not. But to be fair that majority has been sitting home collecting nearly 12k a month. What do you think they would vote?? They haven’t experienced the beatings and broken promises that the 60 endured. Since 98% of pilots are unionized , I think they’ll be okay.
#3104
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Joined APC: Feb 2018
Posts: 18

I believe only 60 are voting. You’re right, the majority is not. But to be fair that majority has been sitting home collecting nearly 12k a month. What do you think they would vote?? They haven’t experienced the beatings and broken promises that the 60 endured. Since 98% of pilots are unionized , I think they’ll be okay.
#3106
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Joined APC: May 2022
Posts: 191

All talk. DN has more to lose by shutting an airline down. If he does that he’ll never start back up again. All those pilots will be welcomed with open arms to oh I don’t know: UA, DL, AA, FX, UPS, AS, F9, JB, NK, G6 just to name a few…Even Envoy would be a soft landing with their 2-year pay scale.
#3107
#3108

All talk. DN has more to lose by shutting an airline down. If he does that he’ll never start back up again. All those pilots will be welcomed with open arms to oh I don’t know: UA, DL, AA, FX, UPS, AS, F9, JB, NK, G6 just to name a few…Even Envoy would be a soft landing with their 2-year pay scale.
#3109
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Joined APC: Jul 2021
Posts: 184

As far as communication, my opinion is that the pilot group has expressed their concerns from day one. The pilot committee was formed almost immediately, as a way to effectively communicate with management. The BPC who doesn’t get paid for any of their time, went as far as doing managements work by gathering pay scales, benefits, contracts from other carriers. Surveys were done by the BPC that indicated the pilot groups main concerns. 1.PAY 2.QOL 3.attrition. Pay was simply addressed with “we can’t pay you more, we’re a start up”. well, what about QOL, can we make some improvements to the work rules and schedules? Nope, we’re a start up. As far as attrition their answer was “we’ll stop the operation if we have to, until we hire more pilots”
Working with management? I’ve seen guys and girls bend over backwards for the company to try and keep things moving.
The main benefit of ALPA will be organization. This firing from the hip thing isn’t working. There needs to be a contract to hold both sides accountable. It wasn’t all management btw. Breeze has had some very unprofessional pilots come through who only made things worse.
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