Any CAs leaving JetBlue/Spirit/F9/Allegiant
03-01-2016 | 05:29 AM
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I think QOL is the biggest driver.
But to your point, I think that having to work 18-20 days for your 2 large is different from working 12-15 days for 2 large.
Everyone's situation is gonna be different here. Married, kids, commute, upside down mortgage, money to burn, ect...
We still have about 80ish AA recalls at jb and few are expected to go back. But I have two buddies at SWA that are going back. It's all perspective.
Once I could hold 320ca I quit updating resumes. hoping bluejet wins for 28 more years.
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03-01-2016 | 05:36 AM
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I think QOL is the biggest driver.
But to your point, I think that having to work 18-20 days for your 2 large is different from working 12-15 days for 2 large.
Everyone's situation is gonna be different here. Married, kids, commute, upside down mortgage, money to burn, ect...
We still have about 80ish AA recalls at jb and few are expected to go back. But I have two buddies at SWA that are going back. It's all perspective.
Once I could hold 320ca I quit updating resumes. hoping bluejet wins for 28 more years.
cheers
But to your point, I think that having to work 18-20 days for your 2 large is different from working 12-15 days for 2 large.
Everyone's situation is gonna be different here. Married, kids, commute, upside down mortgage, money to burn, ect...
We still have about 80ish AA recalls at jb and few are expected to go back. But I have two buddies at SWA that are going back. It's all perspective.
Once I could hold 320ca I quit updating resumes. hoping bluejet wins for 28 more years.
cheers
03-01-2016 | 05:38 AM
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I hear ya Brotha. gotta do whats right for you. If you're young enough, I'd say go whole hog and try to get up with one of the big 3. sooner the better if youre gonna go obviously. Get the apps out and get some interviews, make the call when you have the opportunity.
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03-01-2016 | 05:41 AM
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I'm in the same boat brother. Waiting around for a great contract seems risky. I've updated my app's with the big 3 and will cross that bridge when I come to it.
03-01-2016 | 05:50 AM
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Why are you accepting that pay rate? Move on. No time better than NOW!
03-01-2016 | 06:01 AM
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03-01-2016 | 06:19 AM
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I'm not accepting it, I can't do anything but apply and wait. I wasn't necessarily asking "if" I should move on, I was asking how many Junior CAs at non legacy airlines have/intend to.
Also $180-196 is not nearly as dramatic as $180-135. That was my only point in using JB rates
Also $180-196 is not nearly as dramatic as $180-135. That was my only point in using JB rates
03-01-2016 | 06:27 AM
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I don't think our N/C is that interested in fixing it, either.
03-01-2016 | 06:27 AM
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Been at JetBlue for about 3 years , haven't seen any CA leave for the big three except for a small amount that had recall rights to Delta and a few still have recall rights to AA.Sure FO's have left but Ca's maybe one or two.
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