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#5961
Here's what I read into that. More growth. They know without a doubt that as long as they continue to grow and add aircraft, they will have to conceded nothing. I think it's complete bull that they cant pay a better wage. I loved the scare tactics about if they increased wages then we would shut the doors. Simply not true, but they can continue to use the line until classes stop filling.
I think it is in their plan for the next two or more years to continue to add aircraft to the fleet at a metered rate (JO even said that) in order to keep pay at its current level. They will fill the classes because the quick upgrade will be there for the foreseeable future.
I think it is in their plan for the next two or more years to continue to add aircraft to the fleet at a metered rate (JO even said that) in order to keep pay at its current level. They will fill the classes because the quick upgrade will be there for the foreseeable future.
#5962
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2014
Posts: 613
Lowest paid to highest paid? Nope. Upgrading at Mesa just means you've switched from lowest paid first officers to lowest paid captains.
#5965
sippin' dat koolaid
Joined APC: Jun 2013
Position: gear slinger
Posts: 982
Too bad they don't have any domiciles in desirable areas of the country.
You can't put a price on personal living preferences. As much as I loathe this company, I just upgraded in two years and managed to stay on the correct side of the Mississippi (well correct for me anyway).
Again not cheerleading for Mesa, but there's not another "two year upgrade" regional out there with a junior CA domicile that I would want to live in or near.
You can't put a price on personal living preferences. As much as I loathe this company, I just upgraded in two years and managed to stay on the correct side of the Mississippi (well correct for me anyway).
Again not cheerleading for Mesa, but there's not another "two year upgrade" regional out there with a junior CA domicile that I would want to live in or near.
Last edited by tinman1; 05-04-2016 at 09:11 PM.
#5966
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,485
Too bad they don't have any domiciles in desirable areas of the country.
You can't put a price on personal living preferences. As much as I loathe this company, I just upgraded in two years and managed to stay on the correct side of the Mississippi (well correct for me anyway).
Again not cheerleading for Mesa, but there's not another "two year upgrade" regional out there with a junior CA domicile that I would want to live in or near.
You can't put a price on personal living preferences. As much as I loathe this company, I just upgraded in two years and managed to stay on the correct side of the Mississippi (well correct for me anyway).
Again not cheerleading for Mesa, but there's not another "two year upgrade" regional out there with a junior CA domicile that I would want to live in or near.
#5967
So we get the worst pay in the industry because of the quick upgrade for people already on property. JO's response to any questions about a pay increase should be "but but upgradezzzzz!!!!"
#5968
New recruiting slogan: "Live on food stamps in the right seat, so you can be a big playa in the left seat!"
#5969
The Mesa upgrade could be 6 months or 6 years 12 months from now....
It's nothing but a damn gamble...
#5970
If you do a cost / time analysis, you will make more money sooner, with a quick upgrade. Yes, lowest paid CA, but if you compare to other regionals where you will be, most likely still a FO, it becomes the highest paid based upon the time invested. Other airlines will soon have fast upgrades, and should you end up as a lifer at Mesa, you have a strong point.
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