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JoeyMeatballs 08-05-2007 03:36 PM


Originally Posted by DMEarc (Post 209294)
No they don't- and I would go a step further and say that they're the best regional in the industry.

hahahah a good regional yes, the best?, not with those 70 seat pay rates ;)

DMEarc 08-05-2007 03:41 PM


Originally Posted by SAABaroowski (Post 209369)
hahahah a good regional yes, the best?, not with those 70 seat pay rates ;)

Growth, contract negotiations underway, happy pilot group...

XJT is an amazing company with an amazing contract and an amazing pilot group.

But, when was your last period of growth?

Saab- I was hired one month before you- I've got an interview at Continental in September. Should have stayed man.

JoeyMeatballs 08-05-2007 06:19 PM


Originally Posted by DMEarc (Post 209374)
Growth, contract negotiations underway, happy pilot group...

XJT is an amazing company with an amazing contract and an amazing pilot group.

But, when was your last period of growth?

Saab- I was hired one month before you- I've got an interview at Continental in September. Should have stayed man.

Bro, it isn't the PIC time that got you the interview at CAL, but either way congrats thats awesome, good luck:D

KiloAlpha 08-07-2007 10:42 AM


Contract negotiations underway
It's still early in the process, but so far management has been telling the pilot group to go F themselves.


happy pilot group...
Not as happy as some others.. but overall not bad.


..and I would go a step further and say that they're the best regional in the industry.
Are we really going down this road again????

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As far as the Colgan contract goes, I left about 3 months ago and they haven't come after me yet. I was there for about 9 months before I chose to leave. As FlyerJosh said in an earlier post, I planned ahead and did have money saved up just in case they did decide to come after me. Remember, they can sue you for anything.. doesn't mean they win, but you'll still end up incurring legal (lawyer) fees.

mike734 08-07-2007 10:53 AM


Originally Posted by 172capt (Post 208953)
Talked to a lawyer who is a friend of my parents and the training contracts you sign are not enforceable.

Yeah, but here's the rub. Some companies make you sign a promissory note. BIG DIFFERENCE. A company has a much easier time collecting on a promissory note.


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