Mesa issues warn notice to pilots
#1711
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#1713
For furloughed pilots, it also beats getting paid $0/hr with a 0 hr/mo guarantee. Breeze struck at the right time.
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You really think that just because a pilot is furloughed he/she is going to work for peanuts ? We all love flying but at the end of the day we all have real BILLS to pay, I’m sorry but anyone who receives a offer from breeze should turn it down, it’s so disrespectful to even offer that type of money.
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You really think that just because a pilot is furloughed he/she is going to work for peanuts ? We all love flying but at the end of the day we all have real BILLS to pay, I’m sorry but anyone who receives a offer from breeze should turn it down, it’s so disrespectful to even offer that type of money.
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tbh a lot of other regionals pay $50 an hour year one, to fly 50 seat jets. And we make 90k+ as captains. So it is, in fact, disrespectful to offer that. But what is worse than a company trying to offer that, is that there are pilots who would go do it. And that undermines the rest of the industry.
people are trying to call it “hybrid” pay. All I see is regional pay to fly a bigger plane.
people are trying to call it “hybrid” pay. All I see is regional pay to fly a bigger plane.
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You are right, 20k+bonuses are not good enough incentives for someone to pay off debt especially for someone coming out of flight training, who most likely never even flown a jet and who will probably upgrade in less than 3 years and make decent money.
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If people never stop flocking to these bottom tier companies, pay will never increase. It’s common sense. There is never going to be a need to increase pay at Mesa, there is a pool of pilots wanting to get in at what it is now.
JO and his team were seeing what they could get away with when they proposed the line reduction. That could very well never come back up and pay could very well never increase. There’s no reason to... people are lined out the door hoping to fly there for some reason
JO and his team were seeing what they could get away with when they proposed the line reduction. That could very well never come back up and pay could very well never increase. There’s no reason to... people are lined out the door hoping to fly there for some reason
#1720
Co is well positioned to either accept more cares payroll support when approved or furlough if it’s not. Either plan saves more money that a reduced credit MOU.
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