Republic may drop Midwest name
#61
Which is it, Dirty Rat? I'm not a fan of BB, but it was Midwest management which ran the airline into the ground and Midwest management which sold your airline out from under you to RAH.
All this pilot-on-pilot blaming seems to be just a pilots too lazy to blame the real culprits: unscrupulous and inept airline managers.
All this pilot-on-pilot blaming seems to be just a pilots too lazy to blame the real culprits: unscrupulous and inept airline managers.
#62
It is every prayer for any former Midwest pilot not to have to work for RAH or with you. But, every Midwest pilot should have and will have the right to integrate should they want to. Not all will. Believe me, none of us want to fly the RJ's. We'll leave that to those of you who could not get on with a National or Major and had to settle for a crappy company like RAH.
Hopefully you bitterness and resentment of your fellow pilots doesn't show through when you fly as a professional airline pilot.
#63
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It is every prayer for any former Midwest pilot not to have to work for RAH or with you. But, every Midwest pilot should have and will have the right to integrate should they want to. Not all will. Believe me, none of us want to fly the RJ's. We'll leave that to those of you who could not get on with a National or Major and had to settle for a crappy company like RAH.
#64
I was told my earlier comment was below the belt. That's offensive, have you not read what a scum bag I must be for working at RAH. Have you not seen what a terrible person and and even worse pilot I must be. My comment although, seemingly terrible still has a point. The Midwest infrastructure has been devoured by the Corporate Beast, sorry but still not my fault! If nothing is too remain of Midwest then why would the pilot group from Midwest who does not want to be here and will leave the at the first opportunity to do so why are they still involved? Ok the integration comment was a bit much, sorry. But...
For some reason I am supposed to support the idea of putting these pilots at the top of my seniority list. Pilots whom have had nothing at all to do with developing my company or making my career path any better or easier. But too all of you it seems to be perfectly acceptable for me to take it in the hind quarters because someone else had too. The fact that I am even flying a 70+ passenger jet at a regional, the fact that one can be flown at a regional is taking it on the backside enough. Thanks for the forward planning.
The minute things turn for the better the other ALPA carriers will open their arms to the Midwest pilots. They have indeed been the recipient of the corporate greed shaft and can certainly use the support of anyone in a position to help. They will leave, and I won't blame them, I'd support that idea. There will be a few who stay depending on how the integration works out. Soon to follow will be an incident where a former Midwest Captain now RAH captain will decide he is going to run the cockpit like a detention center and the FO will sit back and allow metal to be bent further complicating life for everyone. Won't it be fun coming to work when this happens.
#65
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#66
It is every prayer for any former Midwest pilot not to have to work for RAH or with you. But, every Midwest pilot should have and will have the right to integrate should they want to. Not all will. Believe me, none of us want to fly the RJ's. We'll leave that to those of you who could not get on with a National or Major and had to settle for a crappy company like RAH.
Maybe if the National or Major pilots groups were to stop allowing there companies to send more flying out to Regional Airines we'd have had a place to go. Maybe if somebody (maybe you) would have taken a stand 20 years ago and said NO when companies started sending work out the door because your ego was too big to fly a 50 seater with turbofans hanging off the body, maybe then we wouldn't be stuck at a regional airline. Maybe then this whole damn mess could have been avoided.
Trust me sport no one wants your stink in the cockpit either.
#69
Lets keep it in check.
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