Who’s Next?
#22
Gets Weekends Off
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From: 737 FO
If you'd think of it more as a rational discussion, rather than have an emotionally fueled response, you may see the merit of this.
Nobody is cheering over 1,000 pilots combined on the street. But, sticking your head in the sand as to the future viability of your airline would be foolhardy. The facts don't care about your feelings, so take an honest look at your employer in this situation, your seniority, and your future. And act accordingly with the current plan, or even a plan B or C. Settle down and ride it out in the best way.
Nobody is cheering over 1,000 pilots combined on the street. But, sticking your head in the sand as to the future viability of your airline would be foolhardy. The facts don't care about your feelings, so take an honest look at your employer in this situation, your seniority, and your future. And act accordingly with the current plan, or even a plan B or C. Settle down and ride it out in the best way.
This is not a time nor place to speculate about who reading this thread is going to be out of work next as lackadaisically as if you were making a sports bet.
#24
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Yes, section 3104 of the bailout bill. The CARES act.
https://www.scribd.com/document/4524...een&from_embed
https://www.scribd.com/document/4524...een&from_embed
#26
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Joined: Jan 2016
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if you'd think of it more as a rational discussion, rather than have an emotionally fueled response, you may see the merit of this.
Nobody is cheering over 1,000 pilots combined on the street. But, sticking your head in the sand as to the future viability of your airline would be foolhardy. The facts don't care about your feelings, so take an honest look at your employer in this situation, your seniority, and your future. And act accordingly with the current plan, or even a plan b or c. Settle down and ride it out in the best way.
Nobody is cheering over 1,000 pilots combined on the street. But, sticking your head in the sand as to the future viability of your airline would be foolhardy. The facts don't care about your feelings, so take an honest look at your employer in this situation, your seniority, and your future. And act accordingly with the current plan, or even a plan b or c. Settle down and ride it out in the best way.
#27
Line Holder
Joined: Jan 2007
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Yes, section 3104 of the bailout bill. The CARES act.
https://www.scribd.com/document/4524...een&from_embed
https://www.scribd.com/document/4524...een&from_embed
#29
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#30
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