Another victory for the Pinnacle Pilots
05-22-2008 | 12:21 PM
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From: CL-65 captain
05-22-2008 | 01:49 PM
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No, I am not new. It looks like you are though; Jan08. The comment I made was in response to the smart remark that the new hire PCL FO made. I asked a serious question and received an age/seat appropriate remark. It is obvious this pilot is new because the only thing they could articulate was a sentence fragment that included profanity. Were they trying to be funny? If so then maybe they should try flightinfo.com. That crowd would be much more receptive to that level of immaturity.
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
05-22-2008 | 02:25 PM
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The only problem with that hypothesis is that Pinnacle owns the 900s.
By the way, its always heart warming to see a fellow pilot wish ill upon another pilot group (other than Gojet).
It may not be the smartest idea to wish ill upon the pilot group that operates the flight that you commute on from HOU to ATL Mr. recently upgraded ASA CRJ 200 captain...
By the way, its always heart warming to see a fellow pilot wish ill upon another pilot group (other than Gojet).
It may not be the smartest idea to wish ill upon the pilot group that operates the flight that you commute on from HOU to ATL Mr. recently upgraded ASA CRJ 200 captain...
05-22-2008 | 02:41 PM
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No, I am not new. It looks like you are though; Jan08. The comment I made was in response to the smart remark that the new hire PCL FO made. I asked a serious question and received an age/seat appropriate remark. It is obvious this pilot is new because the only thing they could articulate was a sentence fragment that included profanity. Were they trying to be funny? If so then maybe they should try flightinfo.com. That crowd would be much more receptive to that level of immaturity.
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
the reason I asked in the first place is because It wouldnt surprise me to hear a remark like that from this generation of pilots.
05-22-2008 | 02:55 PM
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05-23-2008 | 10:11 AM
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Dude...we have FedEx guys jumpseating on the 200s into Memphis all the time--they bring us Starbucks and choc. chip cookies and never complain if we're delayed and never complain if we're weight restricted and can't get them on. They are always the most courteous and grateful jumpseaters we have. Meanwhile, here you are (an ASA pilot) whining about our schedule and performance as if we OWE you something.
I only wish I knew your name so I could give to everyone I know who flies the 900 to make sure they never let you jumpseat.
I only wish I knew your name so I could give to everyone I know who flies the 900 to make sure they never let you jumpseat.
No, I am not new. It looks like you are though; Jan08. The comment I made was in response to the smart remark that the new hire PCL FO made. I asked a serious question and received an age/seat appropriate remark. It is obvious this pilot is new because the only thing they could articulate was a sentence fragment that included profanity. Were they trying to be funny? If so then maybe they should try flightinfo.com. That crowd would be much more receptive to that level of immaturity.
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
I asked the question because I commute on Pinnacle and they often cancel. I am looking for an answer.
SJS? No. I could care less about flying a 700/900. I enjoy the 200 and the schedule it allowed me to hold as a FO and now as a CPT.
Thanks
05-23-2008 | 10:17 AM
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PS> Considering the fact you have one of the highest-paying contracts of all the Delta feeders, and considering the fact all the RJ flying will eventually be consolidated, I would definitely watch who you're talking smack to just prior to a merger...you never know where your resume or seniority number is going to be after all the dust settles...who knows, it might be below that "new hire Pinnacle FO" one day, though I would never wish that upon anyone.
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