United and Delta eating PSA
#21
Other than a seniority number at a legacy carrier, what else could possibly keep you at PSA?
Make sure your apps are out now and updated. Upgrade as quickly as you can, update your applications weekly with PIC time, and get out as soon as you can! Start building seniority somewhere before you have hundreds or thousands more pilots in front of you.
Make sure your apps are out now and updated. Upgrade as quickly as you can, update your applications weekly with PIC time, and get out as soon as you can! Start building seniority somewhere before you have hundreds or thousands more pilots in front of you.
It’s a case of ‘the Devil take the hindmost’ as the regional collapses.
#22
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DF is apparently having a town hall next week. I hope he is able to say something of substance to us because no one is sticking around to turn the lights out if this keeps going. At least sweeten the deal of being here enough that I have to *think* about accepting a CJO to anywhere else?
#23
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The end of PSA 2.0 is a foregone conclusion. The only issue is how and if PSA 3.0 will rise from the ashes
Does AA just give up and give the planes to skywest? Do they somehow take the WO’s to mainline piecemeal? Do they somehow take them in all at once?
Does AA just give up and give the planes to skywest? Do they somehow take the WO’s to mainline piecemeal? Do they somehow take them in all at once?
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I have it on good authority that there are multiple pilots who originally accepted the Flow Bonus now trying to back out as other Legacy Airlines have called them for interviews that would be only a few months before their projected class dates.
Meanwhile, my last day of reserve availability and they put me on hot. Oh well. 5PM is in an hour….
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Meanwhile, my last day of reserve availability and they put me on hot. Oh well. 5PM is in an hour….
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I have it on good authority that there are multiple pilots who originally accepted the Flow Bonus now trying to back out as other Legacy Airlines have called them for interviews that would be only a few months before their projected class dates.
Meanwhile, my last day of reserve availability and they put me on hot. Oh well. 5PM is in an hour….
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Meanwhile, my last day of reserve availability and they put me on hot. Oh well. 5PM is in an hour….
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There were also AA WO pilots sitting in AAs new hire class last week that are planning on bailing on AA as soon as they get their bonus checks in 2 weeks. They already have class dates elsewhere. Some people would rather fly purple boxes.
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This is a true statement. Quite a few actually.
There were also AA WO pilots sitting in AAs new hire class last week that are planning on bailing on AA as soon as they get their bonus checks in 2 weeks. They already have class dates elsewhere. Some people would rather fly purple boxes.
There were also AA WO pilots sitting in AAs new hire class last week that are planning on bailing on AA as soon as they get their bonus checks in 2 weeks. They already have class dates elsewhere. Some people would rather fly purple boxes.
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Whatever they do they need to do it quickly. Personally I'd imagine a townhall this quickly after the last one, right after they got their solid numbers of who took the money and who didn't is a sign that they're going to offer something.
Whether or not it's enough remains to be seen.
Whether or not it's enough remains to be seen.
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