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#4761
Fair enough, no offense meant. I thought the introduction email a few months back indicated JB was the only female.
#4762
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Joined APC: Aug 2015
Posts: 34
The chairwoman resigned for personal reasons. It was nothing to do with Mesa or the job itself.
#4764
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: Right Seat A320
Posts: 57
There is so much movement and hiring going on everywhere. I just declined my upgrade class earlier this month on the ejet. Was offered a March class date with Virgin America a few days before I was going to start training. Spent 2 years at Mesa and finally winding down the last few days with them. If you don't give up on applying and keep on updating you will get a call from a major, trust me that's what happened to me. Never give up and get complacent.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
#4765
There is so much movement and hiring going on everywhere. I just declined my upgrade class earlier this month on the ejet. Was offered a March class date with Virgin America a few days before I was going to start training. Spent 2 years at Mesa and finally winding down the last few days with them. If you don't give up on applying and keep on updating you will get a call from a major, trust me that's what happened to me. Never give up and get complacent.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
#4766
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: CL-65
Posts: 157
There is so much movement and hiring going on everywhere. I just declined my upgrade class earlier this month on the ejet. Was offered a March class date with Virgin America a few days before I was going to start training. Spent 2 years at Mesa and finally winding down the last few days with them. If you don't give up on applying and keep on updating you will get a call from a major, trust me that's what happened to me. Never give up and get complacent.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
It's been a pleasure flying with the crews here. They are truly amazing people to work with. Yes we do have our issues with management and contracts that need to be up to industry standards by all means possible. I hope that the company and work on this and realize the importance of of treating employees well. I hope all the best to the pilots and the crews here.
#4767
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: Right Seat A320
Posts: 57
I actually live in SF so I am hoping for an SFO base. It would be a dream come true if I can get it straight out of training, but I have been hearing that JFK has been going pretty junior. Either way I am excited to move on from the regionals and really lucky that it was a quick movement from regionals to a major at a pretty young age. I hope that the majors pick up more of our guys so they can move on and enjoy better QOL. I'm also glad that there are tons of mesa guys at VX , so it will be welcoming to see some of mesa alumni that I will be able to work with.
#4768
Feb 18th class here.
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
#4769
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2014
Posts: 233
Feb 18th class here.
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
#4770
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,485
Feb 18th class here.
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
We got our wine and dine from ALPA the other day and I noticed something odd.
I asked the same question 3 different ways and got the same answer.
Is it me, or do they love to hear themselves talk?
We get long winded explainations, but never an answer.
The question was:
Yes, we chose Mesa knowing the conditions, but what is ALPA doing to start getting Mesa to meet the trend that other regionals are offering?
I'm learning fairly quickly, that ALPA here does not care enough to effect change.
He was more than happy to blame the company, but the contract has been amendable sine 2010(?), I think.
I don't see any real information being disseminated out to us from the union or the company.
Just sharing an experience with everyone!
PAY WILL ONLY GET BETTER WHEN THEY CANT STAFF!
I'm not really sure why this is such a difficult concept to understand.
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