Let Experienced Pilots Fly Act (Age 67)
#3981
Weird how you try to rephrase what I say to make it easier to argue against.
The age 67 proponents cried "pilot shortage", not me. There hasn't been a shortage since I've been here and certainly not today and yet you continue to advocate for 67 because you either didn't plan for the day you knew full well was coming or you just want more of something for yourself at the expense of others.
The age 67 proponents cried "pilot shortage", not me. There hasn't been a shortage since I've been here and certainly not today and yet you continue to advocate for 67 because you either didn't plan for the day you knew full well was coming or you just want more of something for yourself at the expense of others.
Again;
https://www.politico.com/newsletters...onths-00144587
"Leaders in the House and Senate are projecting confidence that this will be the last extension needed to enact the full FAA reauthorization, combining the Senate bill, S. 1939 (118), with the House bill, H.R. 3935 (118)."
"Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has told transportation leaders that the FAA reauthorization will get exactly one shot at floor time...So when the Commerce Committee-passed bill comes to the floor, it needs to already be synced with the House version."
"Staffers on both sides of the aisle and both ends of the Capitol are working hard to reconcile the differences between the two bills on things like pilot retirement age and the number of flights in and out of the airport most convenient to the Capitol."
#3982
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Joined APC: Jan 2024
Position: B737FO
Posts: 158
"You guys". Believe it or not, not everyone with a differing viewpoint of this issue from you is a card-carrying member of LEPF and don't all have the same arguments for it. Despite your stupid assumptions, you know nothing about me or why I think 67 might be a fair proposition. And I could care less what you think of the pilot shortage or frankly what you think about any other aspect because I can accept that at this point it's completely out of our control. Apparently you can't. While I won't lose sleep over this either way I am still very interested in the outcome and I'll continue to post the occasional bit of factual information about the process because that's what interests me. You can keep crying about it but I'm just not interested in engaging in your need to constantly bicker and whine about something that we no longer have any influence over. And probably never did.
Again;
https://www.politico.com/newsletters...onths-00144587
"Leaders in the House and Senate are projecting confidence that this will be the last extension needed to enact the full FAA reauthorization, combining the Senate bill, S. 1939 (118), with the House bill, H.R. 3935 (118)."
"Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has told transportation leaders that the FAA reauthorization will get exactly one shot at floor time...So when the Commerce Committee-passed bill comes to the floor, it needs to already be synced with the House version."
"Staffers on both sides of the aisle and both ends of the Capitol are working hard to reconcile the differences between the two bills on things like pilot retirement age and the number of flights in and out of the airport most convenient to the Capitol."
Again;
https://www.politico.com/newsletters...onths-00144587
"Leaders in the House and Senate are projecting confidence that this will be the last extension needed to enact the full FAA reauthorization, combining the Senate bill, S. 1939 (118), with the House bill, H.R. 3935 (118)."
"Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has told transportation leaders that the FAA reauthorization will get exactly one shot at floor time...So when the Commerce Committee-passed bill comes to the floor, it needs to already be synced with the House version."
"Staffers on both sides of the aisle and both ends of the Capitol are working hard to reconcile the differences between the two bills on things like pilot retirement age and the number of flights in and out of the airport most convenient to the Capitol."
Your posts are factual, most of us just want the facts, not a bunch of whining emotional crybabies on why age 67 isn't "fair".
Last edited by Stretch45; 03-06-2024 at 02:06 PM.
#3983
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Joined APC: Dec 2023
Posts: 201
"You guys". Believe it or not, not everyone with a differing viewpoint of this issue from you is a card-carrying member of LEPF and don't all have the same arguments for it. Despite your stupid assumptions, you know nothing about me or why I think 67 might be a fair proposition. And I could care less what you think of the pilot shortage or frankly what you think about any other aspect because I can accept that at this point it's completely out of our control. Apparently you can't. While I won't lose sleep over this either way I am still very interested in the outcome and I'll continue to post the occasional bit of factual information about the process because that's what interests me. You can keep crying about it but I'm just not interested in engaging in your need to constantly bicker and whine about something that we no longer have any influence over. And probably never did.
Again;
https://www.politico.com/newsletters...onths-00144587
"Leaders in the House and Senate are projecting confidence that this will be the last extension needed to enact the full FAA reauthorization, combining the Senate bill, S. 1939 (118), with the House bill, H.R. 3935 (118)."
"Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has told transportation leaders that the FAA reauthorization will get exactly one shot at floor time...So when the Commerce Committee-passed bill comes to the floor, it needs to already be synced with the House version."
"Staffers on both sides of the aisle and both ends of the Capitol are working hard to reconcile the differences between the two bills on things like pilot retirement age and the number of flights in and out of the airport most convenient to the Capitol."
Again;
https://www.politico.com/newsletters...onths-00144587
"Leaders in the House and Senate are projecting confidence that this will be the last extension needed to enact the full FAA reauthorization, combining the Senate bill, S. 1939 (118), with the House bill, H.R. 3935 (118)."
"Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has told transportation leaders that the FAA reauthorization will get exactly one shot at floor time...So when the Commerce Committee-passed bill comes to the floor, it needs to already be synced with the House version."
"Staffers on both sides of the aisle and both ends of the Capitol are working hard to reconcile the differences between the two bills on things like pilot retirement age and the number of flights in and out of the airport most convenient to the Capitol."
I don't hear anyone whining on here, just pointing out your behaviors. You earned it and better get used to it.
Last edited by Clearedtocross; 03-06-2024 at 02:18 PM.
#3985
"Pay your dues!'
"Sling my gear, JuNiOr!'
"AlLpO screwed us"
"I lost my pension almost 2 decades ago and fail to accept my new reality and I didn't adjust my standard of living so I can't 'afford' to retire even though I've made millions of dollars since then, have a frozen pension, a 401k and probably a house I bought for a penny, a napkin and a potato chip!"
#3986
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Joined APC: Jan 2024
Position: B737FO
Posts: 158
By "crybabies" you must be speaking of the:
"Pay your dues!'
"Sling my gear, JuNiOr!'
"AlLpO screwed us"
"I lost my pension almost 2 decades ago and fail to accept my new reality and I didn't adjust my standard of living so I can't 'afford' to retire even though I've made millions of dollars since then, have a frozen pension, a 401k and probably a house I bought for a penny, a napkin and a potato chip!"
"Pay your dues!'
"Sling my gear, JuNiOr!'
"AlLpO screwed us"
"I lost my pension almost 2 decades ago and fail to accept my new reality and I didn't adjust my standard of living so I can't 'afford' to retire even though I've made millions of dollars since then, have a frozen pension, a 401k and probably a house I bought for a penny, a napkin and a potato chip!"
Actually, none applies.
Last edited by Stretch45; 03-06-2024 at 03:12 PM.
#3988
I didn't say "You guys" but there you are quoting it. You consistently recharacterise other people's words so that you can try to argue them. It's your only way to "win".
I don't hear anyone whining on here, just pointing out your behaviors. You earned it and better get used to it.
I don't hear anyone whining on here, just pointing out your behaviors. You earned it and better get used to it.
Just a friendly PSA.
#3989
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Joined APC: Dec 2023
Posts: 201
And it's a badge of honor to have the 67s dislike me, so I thank you for that as well!
#3990
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Joined APC: Feb 2018
Posts: 393
Why bring pronouns into this? I think the point was he was lumping him into a group, not the correct use of pronouns.
I am going to make some assumptions. You were born prior to 1970 (before 1964 more accurately) and make about 2-3 pronoun comments a day.
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