Mesa vs GoJet
#11
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On that "regionals are tumors" theme:
"The PSA test measures the blood level of PSA, a protein that is produced by the prostate gland. The higher a man’s PSA level, the more likely it is that he has prostate cancer. However, there are additional reasons for having an elevated PSA level, and some men who have prostate cancer do not have elevated PSA."
Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test - National Cancer Institute
"The PSA test measures the blood level of PSA, a protein that is produced by the prostate gland. The higher a man’s PSA level, the more likely it is that he has prostate cancer. However, there are additional reasons for having an elevated PSA level, and some men who have prostate cancer do not have elevated PSA."
Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test - National Cancer Institute
#12
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...and people leaving "better" regionals like Envoy and XJet/ASA for Mesa because they see the way the wind is blowing.
#14
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flapshalfspeed,
I thought Mesa kept a 50-seater around just so they could pay all the pilots the 50-seat rate during vacations and training.
I thought Mesa kept a 50-seater around just so they could pay all the pilots the 50-seat rate during vacations and training.
#16
I'm going with the majority on this one. The future at G7 is rather ambiguous right now. We're already understaffed, we're loosing a lot of both captains and FO's leaving and we're not doing a thing to attract new hires.
Additionally we're still in negotiations over a new contract so expect mistakes to be made. If you live in one of our bases including DEN (just announced) G7 may be a good bet but otherwise I'd look elsewhere for now.
Additionally we're still in negotiations over a new contract so expect mistakes to be made. If you live in one of our bases including DEN (just announced) G7 may be a good bet but otherwise I'd look elsewhere for now.
#17
Go to the one where you can live in base. Both sound pretty bad for various reasons.
One person can't really tell another who is better. It has too many variables that change for each person. Consider the bases, pay, type, rsv rules, min days off, 2nd yr pay, contract, and all that. Make the decision based on what fits your personal situation best
One person can't really tell another who is better. It has too many variables that change for each person. Consider the bases, pay, type, rsv rules, min days off, 2nd yr pay, contract, and all that. Make the decision based on what fits your personal situation best
#18
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I second the avove, except for type. Who gives a ****** what u are flying
Treat it like a fat chick. Get on, get in, get out!!!!!!
Treat it like a fat chick. Get on, get in, get out!!!!!!
#20
The only reason I mentioned it is that personally I am scared of getting stuck somewhere with airplanes that the big bosses want to park. Whether that is a well founded concern or gibberish remains to be seen... but other than that, like 175 vs CRJ 7? or Boeing vs Bus? Who cares!
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