Jumpseater Bag Fees on Spirit & Frontier???
05-28-2022, 07:36 AM
#101
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 3,007
Originally Posted by DumboDrop
Protect the free NK cheese! Vote down any JCBA that doesn't have this protection!
Just found somebody who holds a bunch of stock in frontier.
Doesn’t want those employees to eat into his profits
05-28-2022, 03:16 PM
#102
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Joined APC: Jul 2021
Posts: 1,035
Originally Posted by Cyio
I don’t think it’s the money issue, it’s the principle of the entire thing. It’s just wreaks of disrespect for the job we do and is petty in my opinion. Managment has better things to worry about then the occasional pilot wanting a free snack.
05-29-2022, 03:59 AM
#103
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Joined APC: Apr 2017
Posts: 465
What a bunch of whiner pilots who can’t see the big picture. Policy of no free snacks…seriously as said before in this thread just force a delay…
Don't fly hungry, go get your food. Once Barry loses his D0 bonus because his pilots are hungry he’ll just stomp, yell, and close another base. Or better yet, when Denver guys see him in the terminal watching head starts just tell him you need a McGriddle before you can leave and tell him to go get one for you to make sure the flight goes on time. He’ll understand, it’s his favorite and he’ll get 4 for himself because he hasn’t eaten in 45 minutes and is starving.
Is the policy disrespectful, yes, did pilots abuse the cart, no. Management is out of touch with what is actually important, but just follow the policy and do what you need to do to make yourself fit to fly. Its that simple.
Don't fly hungry, go get your food. Once Barry loses his D0 bonus because his pilots are hungry he’ll just stomp, yell, and close another base. Or better yet, when Denver guys see him in the terminal watching head starts just tell him you need a McGriddle before you can leave and tell him to go get one for you to make sure the flight goes on time. He’ll understand, it’s his favorite and he’ll get 4 for himself because he hasn’t eaten in 45 minutes and is starving.
Is the policy disrespectful, yes, did pilots abuse the cart, no. Management is out of touch with what is actually important, but just follow the policy and do what you need to do to make yourself fit to fly. Its that simple.
05-29-2022, 10:23 AM
#104
That/It/Thang
Joined APC: Aug 2020
Posts: 2,848
Originally Posted by Gary et al
What a bunch of whiner pilots who can’t see the big picture. Policy of no free snacks…seriously as said before in this thread just force a delay…
Don't fly hungry, go get your food. Once Barry loses his D0 bonus because his pilots are hungry he’ll just stomp, yell, and close another base. Or better yet, when Denver guys see him in the terminal watching head starts just tell him you need a McGriddle before you can leave and tell him to go get one for you to make sure the flight goes on time. He’ll understand, it’s his favorite and he’ll get 4 for himself because he hasn’t eaten in 45 minutes and is starving.
Is the policy disrespectful, yes, did pilots abuse the cart, no. Management is out of touch with what is actually important, but just follow the policy and do what you need to do to make yourself fit to fly. Its that simple.
Don't fly hungry, go get your food. Once Barry loses his D0 bonus because his pilots are hungry he’ll just stomp, yell, and close another base. Or better yet, when Denver guys see him in the terminal watching head starts just tell him you need a McGriddle before you can leave and tell him to go get one for you to make sure the flight goes on time. He’ll understand, it’s his favorite and he’ll get 4 for himself because he hasn’t eaten in 45 minutes and is starving.
Is the policy disrespectful, yes, did pilots abuse the cart, no. Management is out of touch with what is actually important, but just follow the policy and do what you need to do to make yourself fit to fly. Its that simple.
06-02-2022, 01:38 PM
#106
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Joined APC: Mar 2021
Posts: 23
First off, you do not have to pay for juice, soda, Coffee, etc.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
06-02-2022, 07:50 PM
#107
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Joined APC: Nov 2019
Posts: 637
Originally Posted by Pigpen
First off, you do not have to pay for juice, soda, Coffee, etc.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
Filler
06-03-2022, 12:56 AM
#108
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Joined APC: Dec 2021
Posts: 519
Originally Posted by Pigpen
First off, you do not have to pay for juice, soda, Coffee, etc.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
The "crack down" was the having a pilot and FA dead to rights on taking booze. I know they have seen catering disappearing from the ac for years, they had an opportunity to make an example, except they couldn't tell anyone.
06-03-2022, 08:34 AM
#109
That/It/Thang
Joined APC: Aug 2020
Posts: 2,848
Originally Posted by Pigpen
First off, you do not have to pay for juice, soda, Coffee, etc.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
Second, I have yet to have an FA charge me for a bag of peanuts or sleeve of Pringles.
As far as I'm aware, the "Crack down" was about FA's stuffing their overnight bags before going to the hotel. Also, in the usually drift towards outsourcing in the modern economy, the company does not own the inventory, a third-party does.
Third, I've called out sick for three pairings in the last 9 months and have yet to be contacted by management.
Are there issues with the way this company is run, with labor-management relations, with retention and moral? Sure, but snacks and sick calls have little to do with it.
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