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Tom a Hawk 04-30-2012 06:33 PM

a couple of questions guys,
so all the flying except for montana is codeshared with united, right? is it contracted by united or is it your own at risk flying that you do under their banner and ticketing?

Do you have non rev benefits on united? does everyone in the company get them?

are the florida schedules primarily day trips, or 4 days, or something in between?

Thanks.

sandrich 04-30-2012 06:42 PM

we all get united nonrev benefits. Florida trips are a mix between day trips and overnights, however Saab lines are more day trips.

CrimsonEclipse 04-30-2012 10:53 PM

I will warn you once and once only.

Silver is just Gulfstream.

The same management, same CP, same training, same dirtbags as before.

A company came in, invested money with the idea to sell in a couple of years.

You and your careers are a commodity to be bought and sold.

Coming here is a risk to your career and wallet.

jetplane3000 05-01-2012 05:24 AM

I'm now confused?

jetplane3000 05-01-2012 05:27 AM


Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse (Post 1179484)
I will warn you once and once only.

Silver is just Gulfstream.

The same management, same CP, same training, same dirtbags as before.

A company came in, invested money with the idea to sell in a couple of years.

You and your careers are a commodity to be bought and sold.

Coming here is a risk to your career and wallet.

So, you work for them, right? How can you say that the CP and management are the same when I talked to HR and they said that everything change a couple of weeks ago. (beginning with Chris the CP).

Please explain me that?

Tom a Hawk 05-01-2012 07:02 AM


Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse (Post 1179484)
I will warn you once and once only.

Silver is just Gulfstream.

The same management, same CP, same training, same dirtbags as before.

A company came in, invested money with the idea to sell in a couple of years.

You and your careers are a commodity to be bought and sold.

Coming here is a risk to your career and wallet.


Hey thanks for your input!

Tom a Hawk 05-01-2012 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by sandrich (Post 1179375)
we all get united nonrev benefits. Florida trips are a mix between day trips and overnights, however Saab lines are more day trips.

I appreciate the response, sandrich. so a typical line if day trips would look something like 4 on three off correct? and if its overnights then you do two overnights in a row and then off 3 days or am I understanding that wrong?

CrimsonEclipse 05-01-2012 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by jetplane3000 (Post 1179572)
So, you work for them, right? How can you say that the CP and management are the same when I talked to HR and they said that everything change a couple of weeks ago. (beginning with Chris the CP).

Please explain me that?

Explain away everything I say, attend your little "Feel Good" corporate parties and believe what you want to believe.

buffalopilot 05-01-2012 09:23 AM

is eason no longer the CP?

jetplane3000 05-01-2012 10:55 AM


Originally Posted by buffalopilot (Post 1179785)
is eason no longer the CP?

That's what I was told when I called them!


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