When will training restart
07-28-2020 | 07:03 PM
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Not 100% sure, I believe so but I’m the wrong person to ask about that. But if that ends up being the case and y’all want to blacklist anyone responsible on the hiring board for keeping furloughed United guys out of Mesa, and that’s a big if, I would be 100% behind you. And I would be all behind voting them out for pulling that bs. But don’t punish the little guy here for someone else’s sins.
07-28-2020 | 07:15 PM
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well it sure would be a shame if when United started hiring again we had to turn away Mesa pilots. Don’t make a bed you don’t want to sleep in.
why wouldn’t Mesa hire a furloughed pilot everyone that accepts recall allows Mesa to hire another pilot at first year pay.
why wouldn’t Mesa hire a furloughed pilot everyone that accepts recall allows Mesa to hire another pilot at first year pay.
Atlas CEO already went on record to say they will not hire furloughed legacy pilots. Unfortunately I can see that being a trend, with 1000+ regional guys on the streets with no recall rights.
This will suck for everyone.
07-28-2020 | 07:24 PM
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That will be management level decision and the pilots don't have any say on it, anywhere.
Atlas CEO already went on record to say they will not hire furloughed legacy pilots. Unfortunately I can see that being a trend, with 1000+ regional guys on the streets with no recall rights.
This will suck for everyone.
Atlas CEO already went on record to say they will not hire furloughed legacy pilots. Unfortunately I can see that being a trend, with 1000+ regional guys on the streets with no recall rights.
This will suck for everyone.
it’s up to Mesa pilots and their MEC to hold the company to a higher standard. I’d hate to be on the bad side of ALPA carriers and United when things turn around. Pilots have long memories.....Delta pilots still have major heartburn over ComAir pilots thumbing their nose at them after 9/11.
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07-28-2020 | 09:30 PM
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well it sure would be a shame if when United started hiring again we had to turn away Mesa pilots. Don’t make a bed you don’t want to sleep in.
why wouldn’t Mesa hire a furloughed pilot everyone that accepts recall allows Mesa to hire another pilot at first year pay.
why wouldn’t Mesa hire a furloughed pilot everyone that accepts recall allows Mesa to hire another pilot at first year pay.
07-29-2020 | 01:48 AM
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I believe furloughed UA pilots do indeed actually get first hiring rights over street hires at most if not all express carriers contractually, assuming they actually are hiring. I know from what the old timers have said that at OO we had a bunch of senior UA guys flying the Bro and CRJ after 9/11 due to contract clauses such as these.
07-29-2020 | 05:32 AM
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Fake news
Well Atlas is Teamsters and they don’t have to answer to another company that pays their bills. I’m not going to argue what if’s, just simply stating a fact that United express carriers must provide interviews to furloughed United pilots prior to anyone else. ALPA also gives preferential hiring to distressed ALPA pilots.
it’s up to Mesa pilots and their MEC to hold the company to a higher standard. I’d hate to be on the bad side of ALPA carriers and United when things turn around. Pilots have long memories.....Delta pilots still have major heartburn over ComAir pilots thumbing their nose at them after 9/11.
it’s up to Mesa pilots and their MEC to hold the company to a higher standard. I’d hate to be on the bad side of ALPA carriers and United when things turn around. Pilots have long memories.....Delta pilots still have major heartburn over ComAir pilots thumbing their nose at them after 9/11.
Wrong. Stop spreading this lie. I specifically ask this question in our last town hall and it was answered. There was an agreement in the past to offer an interview. He made it clear in the town hall that was no longer the case.
Mesa MEC pilots should come first on any hiring. ( pilots who were sent home during training) Then the MEC should arrange for any other ALPA carrier wishing to interview and make arrangements for that to happen.
07-29-2020 | 05:55 AM
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07-29-2020 | 07:02 AM
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Wrong. Stop spreading this lie. I specifically ask this question in our last town hall and it was answered. There was an agreement in the past to offer an interview. He made it clear in the town hall that was no longer the case.
Mesa MEC pilots should come first on any hiring. ( pilots who were sent home during training) Then the MEC should arrange for any other ALPA carrier wishing to interview and make arrangements for that to happen.
Mesa MEC pilots should come first on any hiring. ( pilots who were sent home during training) Then the MEC should arrange for any other ALPA carrier wishing to interview and make arrangements for that to happen.
i wouldn’t be calling people liars and spreading fake news when you yourself are mis informed.
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