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H= 9 * (SQRT P) 10-31-2008 05:18 PM

Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.


Originally Posted by TonyWilliams (Post 250280)
Not sure what you found positive in that rant....... sounds like Debbie Downer to me.

Things are certainly relative to each of us. The original poster finds things "bad" compared to his experience at SkyWest in the past.

I compare things in the same way, except my past experience was much like working at a Mesa. I think things (overall) are awesome here.

I rarely encounter a Debbie Downer here like this guy. I can only imagine his demeanor when this 3rd union drive fails. It's good to know he'll be moving on.


Ski Patrol 11-01-2008 06:58 AM

So if nobody wants ALPO what about teamsters? Seems to be working out for NetJets, at least for now that is..... Course a large part of the equation depends on management and if they are labor friendly or not.

Airsupport 11-01-2008 07:14 AM

wow. i wonder if a lot of the skywest cheerleaders out there got a strange, almost erie, feeling after reading the posts here. the original poster was dead on. its almost sad to read some of the posts on here to know that they supported and loved skywest, right up till skywest kicked them to the curb.

Nevets 11-01-2008 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by Ski Patrol (Post 490132)
So if nobody wants ALPO what about teamsters? Seems to be working out for NetJets, at least for now that is..... Course a large part of the equation depends on management and if they are labor friendly or not.

NetJets is no longer Teamsters. I think UPS pilots used to be Teamsters as well before voting them out.

rickair7777 11-01-2008 11:18 AM


Originally Posted by Airsupport (Post 490140)
wow. i wonder if a lot of the skywest cheerleaders out there got a strange, almost erie, feeling after reading the posts here. the original poster was dead on. its almost sad to read some of the posts on here to know that they supported and loved skywest, right up till skywest kicked them to the curb.

SKW kicked one guy to the curb, but it hasn't changed much for everybody else day-to-day...there are still 2800 pilots. This does not mean that SKW has done a 180, they are a big organization, and may have factions with their own interests.

Either there is something we don't know, or somebody slipped through the cracks. No, we should not have up-or-out, and yes we should have an foolproof means of catching anyone who does slip through a crack.

But it's not like there has been some major realignment of the planets here... :rolleyes:

BoilerUP 11-01-2008 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by Nevets (Post 490219)
NetJets is no longer Teamsters. I think UPS pilots used to be Teamsters as well before voting them out.

The Independent Pilots Association was formed in 1991...


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