Yes he does. He advises "a shotgun and 4 feet of chord..." to most of his callers.

 

I'm sorry, but yes they were. Flying is not awarded to the highest bidder.

 

Ha!

I think Sky was pulling on some chains and a couple of you guys bit.

The OP is essentially calling for a Industry-wide illegal strike, and lucidly explaining why the economic effect of degregulation over last three decades have made such action essential if the profession is to survive as a profession, and not just a hobby of the independently wealthy and voluntarily poor.


Skyhigh is saying we're too chicken.


If you're not, then you really ought to start banging on your LECs and MECs and tell them you're willing to risk it all. Because its gonna take a whole lot of us to start saying it for our Unions to start taking the idea serously, and not dismiss it as the crazy rantings of a few cranks. Because your MEC knows if they instigate it they are the ones who will lose thier jobs and go to jail. So if they don't have the support of the whole union, they won't be willing to even talk about it.

 

I just like to throw you guys a joke now and then. By the way a cactus makes a nice houseplant for a pilot.

Skyhigh

 

It's not always awarded to the lowest bidder either. If I still worked for Chq I would post the memo stating we weren't the lowest. Either way, get over it.

 

CAL management has stated multiple times, verbally and in memos that Chautauqua was the lowest bidder. No one here needs to get over it, in fact you brought it up and I just corrected you.

 

I had one in the early years but it inexplicably jumped from a 7 story ledge.

 

SkyHigh probably talked it into doing that.

 

No, I tried to talk the house plant into changing careers.

Skyhigh

 

I personally don't care. I tried to answer his question. Re-read the 1st post. Believe what you want. Maybe this will help you. Expressjet is the greatest regional airline ever.