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OOfff 01-29-2022 12:01 PM
Originally Posted by Aero1900 (Post 3362294)
1) Delta
2) Delta
3) Delta

/End Thread
if you ask delta pilots, it’s an actual slave ship

nene 01-29-2022 01:05 PM
Originally Posted by UNDGUY (Post 3361658)
Sounds like we need a new thread…best airlines to work for as a pilot. With a poll too.
Best airline to work for is the major that operates out of your home town. Absent that, Cargo. Absent that, one that you can short/frequent commute to (but drive in a pinch), absent that it's all a crap shoot.

nene 01-29-2022 01:18 PM
Originally Posted by Andy (Post 3361560)
I haven't been in many clubs post COVID, but the Delta Sky Clubs seem to be back to full operations with actually great food, drinks and spirits......

AllYourBaseAreB 01-29-2022 01:25 PM
At AA they have you wait in line to get in the club they are so full at some hubs

Drum 01-29-2022 01:27 PM
Originally Posted by Herkflyr (Post 3362122)
Hey it works for both of us! I'll frequently drop a crappy 3-4 day with 0450 reports and wait for the easy 2 day WS. I never criticize anyone for commuting, not commuting, flying GS or not flying GS. There's a whole lot of us and we all have different definitions of what is important to us.
What's this dropping a trip you speak of? You must be in one of the blessed categories
(not a dig at you, just being very sarcastic at the fact many of us can't due to our understaffing in BES)

haven't been able to do that in about, oh well. Its been a long time. our staffing blows

Drum 01-29-2022 01:29 PM
Originally Posted by OOfff (Post 3362331)
if you ask delta pilots, it’s an actual slave ship
"we ran it a little hot"

PNWFlyer 01-29-2022 01:49 PM
Originally Posted by John Carr (Post 3361660)
Already have that, it's the salary survey thread. And it's as nuanced, confusing, biased, omissive, what have you as ANY list of the "best airlines ranked" etc.
you are assuming people are telling the truth. I am willing to bet there is plenty of exaggeration.

PNWFlyer 01-29-2022 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Aero1900 (Post 3362294)
1) Delta
2) Delta
3) Delta

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ShyGuy 01-29-2022 02:20 PM
Originally Posted by Aero1900 (Post 3362294)
1) Delta
2) Delta
3) Delta

/End Thread
If I was a 20 something regional airline guy looking at the big 3, Delta would be #3. UA and AA first. Delta has the least widebodies and half the entire list was hired since Jan 2014 - with an average newhire age of 37. You're gonna be stuck behind some young people for a long time for the smallest amount of widebodies compared to AA or UA.

Andy 01-29-2022 02:49 PM
Originally Posted by nene (Post 3362379)
I haven't been in many clubs post COVID, but the Delta Sky Clubs seem to be back to full operations with actually great food, drinks and spirits......
I've got a United club membership. The food's not that good but at least the well drinks are free.

Originally Posted by AllYourBaseAreB (Post 3362382)
At AA they have you wait in line to get in the club they are so full at some hubs
Same with United at DEN. But they've got one of their clubs closed for renovations.
At EWR, only one club's open. While there's no line, they sometimes deny one time passes (same with DEN).
The other clubs don't seem to be a problem to get access.


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