Cobra Kai vs. JO’s Babysharks
#22
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What they need to be worried about is failing line checks, AQP, FAA violation and accidents. Flying less than full time is going to increase those numbers. Reservists flying 10hrs or less a month, maybe take VLOA for a month or two. That PRIA is what’s going to prevent them from getting a better job in the future, not the lack of flying. It only takes one big accident or some training failures to keep you on the Mesa roster for life.
Flying historically decreases in the winter months, and the flying is only going to be less and less. Why do you think the union sent out the “chair fly” comment? It’s happening already...
I don’t see the pilots getting a better contract for some time. Probably ride the one they have now for 2 more years. Only ones with a foot up are the 737 guys who are untouchable. Feel bad about the 68hrs. Can’t believe it. My prediction is they will be on 68 hrs until next May, or the company will furlough at some point during the winter months as flying dwindles down and the real truth sets in. Should be interesting once the dust settles at United and American. Give it 45-60 days the company will want another concession if the course with UA and American takes a turn.
As FO’s drop off over the next few months, they will have to figure something out. Downgrades or sitting Captains in the right seat. 68hrs and 0 per diem is not sustainable for very long.
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If you are failing recurrent at Mesa then you have bigger problems. Mesa is the only company I know that literally spoons feeds all its pilots in training. If you can’t pass a basic v1 cut and SE work, especially in a 175, then you shouldn’t be flying period. Recurrent is AQP, it’s literally laid out in writing about what’s happening and what’s going to be expected.
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If you are failing recurrent at Mesa then you have bigger problems. Mesa is the only company I know that literally spoons feeds all its pilots in training. If you can’t pass a basic v1 cut and SE work, especially in a 175, then you shouldn’t be flying period. Recurrent is AQP, it’s literally laid out in writing about what’s happening and what’s going to be expected.
#25
If you are failing recurrent at Mesa then you have bigger problems. Mesa is the only company I know that literally spoons feeds all its pilots in training. If you can’t pass a basic v1 cut and SE work, especially in a 175, then you shouldn’t be flying period. Recurrent is AQP, it’s literally laid out in writing about what’s happening and what’s going to be expected.
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