Future of Jetblue?
07-13-2012 | 05:41 PM
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07-14-2012 | 11:30 AM
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Time is of the essence when it comes to the next union vote.
07-14-2012 | 12:36 PM
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Bottom line...
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
07-14-2012 | 02:53 PM
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Bottom line...
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
07-14-2012 | 02:58 PM
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07-14-2012 | 05:55 PM
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From: 787 Capt.
"txbusdriver"
"Now go take a running you know what at yourself."
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
No need, you just did it for me. Kharmic justice does prevail in aviation.
Good luck with your career.
Best,
Jack
"Now go take a running you know what at yourself."
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
No need, you just did it for me. Kharmic justice does prevail in aviation.
Good luck with your career.
Best,
Jack
07-14-2012 | 07:34 PM
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Been there done that, got the furlough/merger tshirts. Thanks for your interest.
07-15-2012 | 07:26 AM
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Bottom line...
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
You fly airplanes owned by other people. They will determine what color the airplanes are and what they will do with the money. If it gets bad enough, you'll go somewhere else, IF that is better. In the meantime, live below your means and fund your own retirement. As in almost all other jobs, lifetime employment is over. It was always sketchy at best in the airline business...most guys have had 3 different uniforms in their closets.
Plan accordingly.
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