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Originally Posted by Seaslap8
(Post 1221827)
What is your definition of "mediocrity"?....and by the way, there is no one here "dragging you along", you can break right at any time you feel the need.
But that last statement is so disingenuous it's ridiculous. Yeah right, at 52 years old I "can break right at any time." GMAB. You know as well as I do that the seniority system and lack of ability to make lateral moves in this industry makes your statement... well, like I said before... ridiculous. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt... it was hard enough at 38, it's completely impractical at 52. And just so you know... If this was virtually any other kind of profession where an individual can take his/her experience, work ethic, and reputation for quality work and go where it is appreciated and valued, I can guarantee you I would have been long gone from Delta way back in about 2005. But you and I both know that is not possible, and you and I know exactly why. Having said all that (and like I said before), I'm done with this argument. You guys won the day with bankruptcy level buying power as the new baseline for traditional improvement. At this point I'm just along for the ride. And I'm going to enjoy the ride because: 1 - I still love doing this job and I take a lot of pride in doing it well. 2 - I like working with the (mostly) quality people here at Delta. So, just in case there are any misunderstandings... I want Delta to succeed. I'm going to do everything within my power to help Delta succeed. I'm not going to sacrifice in even the smallest way the professionalism that I bring to the table every time I show up. Delta's going to get out of me exactly what they hired me for, even if they are getting it at an extreme bargain. So take your "if you don't like it, leave" condescending remarks and shove them up...... okay, I better stop there. ;) Like I said before... Good luck with your quest for mediocrity. Thanks for dragging me along with you (not). :( |
Originally Posted by Flare Armed
(Post 1221435)
Looks like the Delta pay-rate page on the main APC site needs an update!
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Originally Posted by DAL 88 Driver
(Post 1221886)
I really have no desire to get into a big argument over this. It's over. The damage is done.
But that last statement is so disingenuous it's ridiculous. Yeah right, at 52 years old I "can break right at any time." GMAB. You know as well as I do that the seniority system and lack of ability to make lateral moves in this industry makes your statement... well, like I said before... ridiculous. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt... it was hard enough at 38, it's completely impractical at 52. And just so you know... If this was virtually any other kind of profession where an individual can take his/her experience, work ethic, and reputation for quality work and go where it is appreciated and valued, I can guarantee you I would have been long gone from Delta way back in about 2005. But you and I both know that is not possible, and you and I know exactly why. Having said all that (and like I said before), I'm done with this argument. You guys won the day with bankruptcy level buying power as the new baseline for traditional improvement. At this point I'm just along for the ride. And I'm going to enjoy the ride because: 1 - I still love doing this job and I take a lot of pride in doing it well. 2 - I like working with the (mostly) quality people here at Delta. So, just in case there are any misunderstandings... I want Delta to succeed. I'm going to do everything within my power to help Delta succeed. I'm not going to sacrifice in even the smallest way the professionalism that I bring to the table every time I show up. Delta's going to get out of me exactly what they hired me for, even if they are getting it at an extreme bargain. So take your "if you don't like it, leave" condescending remarks and shove them up...... okay, I better stop there. ;) Like I said before... Good luck with your quest for mediocrity. Thanks for dragging me along with you (not). :( Have a wonderful Delta day, I know I will. |
Originally Posted by tsquare
You are not "done with this argument". Throughout this post you threw grenades at those that happen to not share your view of how we are getting to where we need to be. "Dragging you down" "quest for mediocrity" "Thanks for...(not)" No.. those are musings of someone that wants to act contrite, but under that rouse gets the last word in and hopes that no one will call him on it. It reeks of a pouting 5 year old. This site will become just what I thought it would. The only thing missing is bacon bits Jack **** and Carl here reminding us just how retarded we all are. Well guess what... 62% of the pilot group didn't agree with the "just say no" crowd, and they are every bit as smart as you or I. I am sure that the pity party will begin aoon in earnest on this site, and in that I will not be letting you drag ME down. Have a wonderful Delta day, I know I will. No one needs to be frustrated or angry though. Our system, no matter how imperfect, worked. And not a 6 week TA ratification period is going to fix our issues. It needs to be a grass roots, internal, pilot to pilot, reinvention of our culture if we want to avoid this again. But T is right. Passive aggressive attitudes will oh get us AMR + 10%. |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1221975)
Have a wonderful Delta day, I know I will. |
The mods move this thread more often than my girlfriends moved in college.
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Originally Posted by nwaf16dude
(Post 1221765)
My monthly gross will be over 1700 greater in July.
I guess maybe you sit reserve and are getting a better guarantee? |
Originally Posted by DAL 88 Driver
(Post 1221526)
Under normal circumstances, that wouldn't be too bad. Digging out of a 42% hole with inflation marching on... not so much.
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Originally Posted by samballs
(Post 1221888)
So does the amount of large rjs for every regional out there.
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 1222189)
How do you figure? 70 more CRJ-900s, spread probably over at least 3 or 4 regional airlines. Then subtract 240+ CRJ-200s from current regional airlines, like Pinnacle, Comair, Skywest, and ASA. Re-do the math.
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