Comair and The Middle Finger
08-17-2007 | 05:24 PM
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From: Slightly tilted right and mostly asleep.
08-17-2007 | 05:30 PM
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From: ERJ FO
Sharky... and we think you all (assuming you work for CHQ): Can't speak English fluently, miss every radio call, can't follow taxi instructions clearly, and are route stealing low wage contract under-bidding scum.
See, we all have opinions. Doesn't mean they are true. (And I know its not cause I have some friends at CHQ)
Why not try being mad at management instead of the pilot groups (not just directed at Sharky)?
See, we all have opinions. Doesn't mean they are true. (And I know its not cause I have some friends at CHQ)
Why not try being mad at management instead of the pilot groups (not just directed at Sharky)?
08-17-2007 | 05:35 PM
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From: ERJ FO
Hmmmmmmmm Sounds Like Total Bovine Manure to me...
Oh How I love how regional pilot eat their own. I have one question how do you know comair rampers dont like Comair, and are you saying the rampers dont like the pilot group or they dont like the company, because I cant think of any ramper for any company that actually LOVE their company, Rampers like the rest of us are over worked and under paid, Try Working in the *** of a CRJ or ERJ or anyairplane for that matter in the middle of Summer when its Hot as Hades or in the middle of winter when its so cold you think hell has just frozen over.. dont be so quick to generalize and point Fingers " Pun Intended"
Fly Safe everyone
Oh How I love how regional pilot eat their own. I have one question how do you know comair rampers dont like Comair, and are you saying the rampers dont like the pilot group or they dont like the company, because I cant think of any ramper for any company that actually LOVE their company, Rampers like the rest of us are over worked and under paid, Try Working in the *** of a CRJ or ERJ or anyairplane for that matter in the middle of Summer when its Hot as Hades or in the middle of winter when its so cold you think hell has just frozen over.. dont be so quick to generalize and point Fingers " Pun Intended"
Fly Safe everyone
2. Many a ramper (especially the morning guys) tell me they prefer working at the A gates because "You guys don't treat us like a buncha *********s."
08-17-2007 | 10:33 PM
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Hmmm I see you A$$UME I work for comair,, you know what they say about assuming, BTW its not very intelligent to Paint every pilot at any airline with a Broad Brush, thats kinda silly
08-18-2007 | 04:02 AM
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Next time you get flipped off...show em' your moon.
Let's see them top that.
Let me know if you need any other pearls of wisdom.....I'm full of info, or was that, I'm just full of it.
Let's see them top that.
Let me know if you need any other pearls of wisdom.....I'm full of info, or was that, I'm just full of it.
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08-18-2007 | 07:32 AM
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You hit it right on the Head I bid A concourse to get away from are own pilot group. When I did work the ramp, they had horrible time keeping people at the C concourse and couldn't figure out why the numbers are so great at A concourse. Same comair employees, just different planes. Its not the company, its alot of the treament we recieved from are co workers who, feel there some how better than us. I know its not all of the pilots, alot of them are really cool people. Its a few that make it worse for everybody. I found working for Chautauqua crews to be alot more pleasent working conditions. We share the same break room we talk when it isnt busy, and they dont speak to you as your the gum on there shoe.
IMHO
08-18-2007 | 10:28 AM
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The difference is, when you're doing your military flying, you don't have a load of passengers in the back. While I don't really care if another pilot throws me the one-finger salute, our (paying) passengers generally don't like when we do that.
08-18-2007 | 11:09 AM
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08-18-2007 | 04:00 PM
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As for giving the finger, it happens. Watched a captain do it before. Pilots aren't overly happy here. Go through a sham bankruptcy and see how happy you are.
Last edited by BlueMoon; 08-18-2007 at 04:12 PM.
