Article-Smaller airlines' pilots have less ex
02-16-2009 | 06:55 PM
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Why am I a tool? My statement calls for the flying public to pay for more experienced pilots to fly them around. I do agree that the flood of cheap labor in the airline industry has brought down the industry. If the public demanded the experience and expertise that I suggested, it would require the pay and QOL to increase in order to attract those types of pilots.
Your statement is like saying "If McDonalds would just go out and hire highly experienced CEO's and high powered businessmen with years and years of experience to flip their burgers then maybe that would require the pay and QOL to increase in order to attract those types of workers" (If that statement seems ridiculous, it is..just like your posts)...ha ha... It's funny to even consider taking your point seriously. Once again...waste of time. Go away....You know nothing.
02-16-2009 | 07:04 PM
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You are a tool. That's obvious. Your statement means nothing. You know nothing about the aviation industry. Thank you for proving my point with this post.
Your statement is like saying "If McDonalds would just go out and hire highly experienced CEO's and high powered businessmen with years and years of experience to flip their burgers then maybe that would require the pay and QOL to increase in order to attract those types of workers" (If that statement seems ridiculous, it is..just like your posts)...ha ha... It's funny to even consider taking your point seriously. Once again...waste of time. Go away....You know nothing.
Your statement is like saying "If McDonalds would just go out and hire highly experienced CEO's and high powered businessmen with years and years of experience to flip their burgers then maybe that would require the pay and QOL to increase in order to attract those types of workers" (If that statement seems ridiculous, it is..just like your posts)...ha ha... It's funny to even consider taking your point seriously. Once again...waste of time. Go away....You know nothing.
02-16-2009 | 07:14 PM
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Check your facts again... the average legacy FO does have more time, much more time, than the average regional CA. Are there exceptions, yes; but the article was about the general state, not all.
02-16-2009 | 07:45 PM
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Calm down there turbo, he has a point. The expierence required to get any given position depends on those available. When there aren't alot of high time pilots on the street of course less-expierenced pilots will be flying 121. McDonalds would require all thier burger flippers to have culinary training if there were that many qualified applicants on the street looking that low for a job. Just because you got hired with low time does not mean he is trying to attack you.
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