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#5291
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The ONLY reason Mesa is where it is today... Is because it dumped it's 50 seaters before everyone else. Leading up to this was a series of horrible decisions...
circa 2006 with ~1800 pilots
then...
-Refusing to pay to play for Airways in 2006ish thereby giving CLT entirely to AirWhiskey.
-China
-Delta
-Hawaii
by 2012-ish only ~600 pilots survive the cuts, 10 year upgrade, and 50 seaters are gone.
Now you're in a new golden age - DO NOT SCREW IT UP BY GETTING BACK IN THE 50 SEAT BUSINESS!!!
Just my humble opinion mixed with some pseudo facts
Always rooting for ya'll!!!
circa 2006 with ~1800 pilots
then...
-Refusing to pay to play for Airways in 2006ish thereby giving CLT entirely to AirWhiskey.
-China
-Delta
-Hawaii
by 2012-ish only ~600 pilots survive the cuts, 10 year upgrade, and 50 seaters are gone.
Now you're in a new golden age - DO NOT SCREW IT UP BY GETTING BACK IN THE 50 SEAT BUSINESS!!!
Just my humble opinion mixed with some pseudo facts

Always rooting for ya'll!!!
#5292
The ONLY reason Mesa is where it is today... Is because it dumped it's 50 seaters before everyone else. Leading up to this was a series of horrible decisions...
circa 2006 with ~1800 pilots
then...
-Refusing to pay to play for Airways in 2006ish thereby giving CLT entirely to AirWhiskey.
-China
-Delta
-Hawaii
by 2012-ish only ~600 pilots survive the cuts, 10 year upgrade, and 50 seaters are gone.
Now you're in a new golden age - DO NOT SCREW IT UP BY GETTING BACK IN THE 50 SEAT BUSINESS!!!
Just my humble opinion mixed with some pseudo facts
Always rooting for ya'll!!!
circa 2006 with ~1800 pilots
then...
-Refusing to pay to play for Airways in 2006ish thereby giving CLT entirely to AirWhiskey.
-China
-Delta
-Hawaii
by 2012-ish only ~600 pilots survive the cuts, 10 year upgrade, and 50 seaters are gone.
Now you're in a new golden age - DO NOT SCREW IT UP BY GETTING BACK IN THE 50 SEAT BUSINESS!!!
Just my humble opinion mixed with some pseudo facts

Always rooting for ya'll!!!
Couldn't agree more!
#5293
And sulk, interesting assessment, but would it be such a detriment if we didn't actually own them? The only real problem I can imagine is a scenario of furloughing pilots if Delta decides to stop using them and doesn't award us the replacement flying.
#5294
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I'll never, ever understand somebody not showing up. What a complete and utter lack of professionalism and professional courtesy. If you're not coming, don't accept the job offer. And if plans change, give the prospective airline a heads up so you don't burn your bridge with them.
And sulk, interesting assessment, but would it be such a detriment if we didn't actually own them? The only real problem I can imagine is a scenario of furloughing pilots if Delta decides to stop using them and doesn't award us the replacement flying.
And sulk, interesting assessment, but would it be such a detriment if we didn't actually own them? The only real problem I can imagine is a scenario of furloughing pilots if Delta decides to stop using them and doesn't award us the replacement flying.
wrt your quote by Ludwig Lederer: I just traded all my B and half my C for the future possibility of modestly more C. Kinda like when I got married to get more A but now get no A for the price of half my C!
#5296
Okay you do know there is a difference between the number of class offers given and accepted and the people that actually show up right? A "friend" of yours that's been here 2 days doesn't have a clue. One of the directors of training came in class on Monday and said that by the end of the week we would have 33 people below us.
#5297
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Okay you do know there is a difference between the number of class offers given and accepted and the people that actually show up right? A "friend" of yours that's been here 2 days doesn't have a clue. One of the directors of training came in class on Monday and said that by the end of the week we would have 33 people below us.
#5298
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From: Gear puller
Does anyone have any insight on the future flying out of phx? Trying to decide if staying and settling down in DFW would be smarter then phx as I am junior. I know that 80% of our AA flying is going to be out of DFW so does that mean phx is shrinking substantially?
#5300
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Okay you do know there is a difference between the number of class offers given and accepted and the people that actually show up right? A "friend" of yours that's been here 2 days doesn't have a clue. One of the directors of training came in class on Monday and said that by the end of the week we would have 33 people below us.
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