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d5pilot 06-27-2016 07:09 AM

PSA's Facebook Page
 
I noticed a story recently from PSA's FB page promoting a story about one of their pilot's who had recently flowed. The pilot was described as being a 10 first officer. I instantly wondered how somebody would remain a first officer for 10 years. When I questioned PSA, they claimed he'd declined to upgrade.

Does that seem weird?

Blueskies67 06-27-2016 07:12 AM

Some guys stay as FOs so they can stay in the training department as ground instructors.

RJSD 06-27-2016 07:21 AM


Originally Posted by d5pilot (Post 2151574)
I instantly wondered how somebody would remain a first officer for 10 years.
Does that weird?

Ask any Envoy or ExpressJet pilot and they'll have an easy answer for you.

OkStateBryan 06-27-2016 07:22 AM


Originally Posted by RJSD (Post 2151581)
Ask any Envoy or ExpressJet pilot and they'll have an easy answer for you.

Shots fired

CLT Guy 06-27-2016 07:22 AM

I know that guy, and he recently sent out a message on another site that he did not say the things that they have quoted him as saying. He answered a few questions about delivering the new 900's, but the rest was made up by the company.

Hopefully those ad's will be gone soon. I hope he can sue the company.

CAirBear 06-27-2016 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by CLT Guy (Post 2151583)
I know that guy, and he recently sent out a message on another site that he did not say the things that they have quoted him as saying. He answered a few questions about delivering the new 900's, but the rest was made up by the company.

Hopefully those ad's will be gone soon. I hope he can sue the company.

Wow. That is pathetic. Putting him on the FB page and quoting stuff he never said? Pretty insane your employer would do that. I would be ****ed.

d5pilot 06-27-2016 08:06 AM

Why would someone decline a more liveable wage?

Binksy 06-27-2016 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by d5pilot (Post 2151615)
Why would someone decline a more liveable wage?

Schedule
Vacation
Holidays off
More time home with family
Possible second job/income
Works in training

Lots of possibilities

manilo52 06-27-2016 08:09 AM

[QUOTE=d5pilot;2151615]Why would someone decline a more liveable wage?[/QUOTE

QOL, plus wasnt his only source of income.

HighFlight 06-27-2016 08:16 AM

Not everyone depends on their pilot salary alone to live. And there are a few for whom money doesn't matter as much as QoL. Some things, money truly cannot buy.


Originally Posted by d5pilot (Post 2151615)
Why would someone decline a more liveable wage?



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