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Flew into Mke today
Flew into milwaukee today.....we followed one of those Republic planes in. It was a 170 and the moron in tower gave us a wake turbulence advisory. We were in a crj!
I feel sick flying in there. It's carnage! Like watching someone get raped right in front of you. If I come across a REAL Midwest pilot...drinks on me. Republic guys......forget it. |
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Did I really just read a Skywest FO bagging on RAH pilots?
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I'm willing to bet that the guys flying 737s feel the same about you. Flying a CRJ, you're every bit as guilty, as you're doing flying that no doubt belonged to a mainline guy at one time or another. Sad, but very true.
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Originally Posted by BoilerUP
(Post 660731)
Did I really just read a Skywest FO bagging on RAH pilots?
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Probably a Skyway guy or 2 that still isn't all that happy with you taking their flying in MKE. Looks like it has come full circle. How does it feel? Welcome to the industry.
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who cares...
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Originally Posted by CANAM
(Post 660735)
I'm willing to bet that the guys flying 737s feel the same about you. Flying a CRJ, you're every bit as guilty, as you're doing flying that no doubt belonged to a mainline guy at one time or another. Sad, but very true.
I disagree. Most of us have flown a RJ (or saab/1900) and understand you have to build your experience someplace. The difference is some Republic pilots are bragging about gaining flying from another union pilot group... "it's our flying now". Republic pilots are licking their lips hope they purchase Frontier so they can flying a A320 and make real airline pilot wages. If you want real airline wages improve your contract or interview with a real airline. I understand the first persons posting. Republic is different type of pilot group. They are undermining our profession, but cannot see that they are only hurting themself long term. |
Yawn........
The funny thing is, you were probably following him in a CRJ900. |
Originally Posted by MD80
(Post 660762)
I disagree.
Most of us have flown a RJ (or saab/1900) and understand you have to build your experience someplace. The difference is some Republic pilots are bragging about undermining another union pilot group... "it's our flying now". Republic pilots are licking their lips hope they purchase Frontier so they can flying a A320 and make real airline pilot wages. It's like they're crossing a picket line with a smile on their face. If you want real airline pay interview at Midwest, Frontier, JetBlue, Delta... I understand the first posting. Republic is different type of pilot group. They are undermining our profession, but cannot see that they are only hurting themself long term. For a guy claiming to fly an MD80, you're making strange bedfellows defending a guy with a picture of a modified CRJ900/B727 as his profile pic. |
Maybe Aviator is upset that all the other RAH/Midwest threads got locked out so he is starting another one.
Yathink? |
Originally Posted by jumppilot03
(Post 660745)
Probably a Skyway guy or 2 that still isn't all that happy with you taking their flying in MKE. Looks like it has come full circle. How does it feel? Welcome to the industry.
BTW, let me ask you, how many SKW pilots have come on here and made a statement like……..”RAH stole our MEH flying?” ……………………..ZERO! Not a single SKW pilot on here or off has made a statement even close to that one, they only comment on how sick it makes them feel when they think of or see what has/is happening to MEH. No matter how you cut it the RAH:MEH debacle is sickening. Much like what the US Easties have done to the US Westies or what Mesa did to Aloha or what Eastern did to BI.................etc. This industry can be very cruel, after all, it's just business and like it or not we pilots are mere pawns. Good Day. |
Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 660708)
Flew into milwaukee today.....we followed one of those Republic planes in. It was a 170 and the moron in tower gave us a wake turbulence advisory. We were in a crj.
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Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 660708)
Flew into milwaukee today.....we followed one of those Republic planes in. It was a 170 and the moron in tower gave us a wake turbulence advisory. We were in a crj!
I feel sick flying in there. It's carnage! Like watching someone get raped right in front of you. If I come across a REAL Midwest pilot...drinks on me. Republic guys......forget it. |
Originally Posted by jumppilot03
(Post 660745)
Probably a Skyway guy or 2 that still isn't all that happy with you taking their flying in MKE. Looks like it has come full circle. How does it feel? Welcome to the industry.
If you are talking about Skyway, why would we care at all about RAH since we were shut down long before RAH came along. At least from what they allow the public to know. Second, why should we care that Skywest came in, yes they took our routes but that's not their fault. It was Midwest management. |
Regional flying was unfortunately given away by the mainline pilots years ago. I personally don't like flying an rj for another company. I don't like seeing mainline 737 pilots on the street. I don't like seeing a crj900 in delta colors not being flown by delta pilots. But that's the cards that are on the table and until a mainline Mec grows some balls and gets a hold of thier scope then that is not going to change.
What sickens me about republic is that they are a direct replacement for Midwest pilots at a cheap rate. And like Md80 said there are Replacement Airways pilots going around bragging about their new lax overnight and all this great new flying they are doing. That's the sickening thing. They are nothing but a big middle finger to Midwest guys. They need so get thier collective heads out of the sand and realize what they are actually doing. And toiletduck, wake turbulence cautions are for 767's and 757's and heavy aircraft as such, not a stinkin e170. Invitation to come back to earth. |
Originally Posted by MD80
(Post 660762)
I disagree.
Most of us have flown a RJ (or saab/1900) and understand you have to build your experience someplace. The difference is some Republic pilots are bragging about gaining flying from another union pilot group... "it's our flying now". Republic pilots are licking their lips hope they purchase Frontier so they can flying a A320 and make real airline pilot wages. If you want real airline wages improve your contract or interview with a real airline. I understand the first persons posting. Republic is different type of pilot group. They are undermining our profession, but cannot see that they are only hurting themself long term. |
Originally Posted by MD80
(Post 660762)
I disagree.
Most of us have flown a RJ (or saab/1900) and understand you have to build your experience someplace. The difference is some Republic pilots are bragging about gaining flying from another union pilot group... "it's our flying now". |
Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 660930)
And toiletduck, wake turbulence cautions are for 767's and 757's and heavy aircraft as such, not a stinkin e170. Invitation to come back to earth.
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Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 660708)
Flew into milwaukee today.....we followed one of those Republic planes in. It was a 170 and the moron in tower gave us a wake turbulence advisory. We were in a crj!
From the Air Traffic Control manual, FAA Order JO 7110.65S: 2-1-20 WAKE TURBULENCE CAUTIONARY ADVISORIES [...] b. Issue cautionary information to any aircraft if in your opinion, wake turbulence may have an adverse effect on it. (empahsis added) -------------------------- Little did the controller know that the most adverse effect would be on the ego of the pilot in the subject aircraft. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 660930)
Regional flying was unfortunately given away by the mainline pilots years ago. I personally don't like flying an rj for another company. I don't like seeing mainline 737 pilots on the street. I don't like seeing a crj900 in delta colors not being flown by delta pilots. But that's the cards that are on the table and until a mainline Mec grows some balls and gets a hold of thier scope then that is not going to change.
What sickens me about republic is that they are a direct replacement for Midwest pilots at a cheap rate. And like Md80 said there are Replacement Airways pilots going around bragging about their new lax overnight and all this great new flying they are doing. That's the sickening thing. They are nothing but a big middle finger to Midwest guys. They need so get thier collective heads out of the sand and realize what they are actually doing. And toiletduck, wake turbulence cautions are for 767's and 757's and heavy aircraft as such, not a stinkin e170. Invitation to come back to earth. Seriously? And you hope to be the captain of an aircraft with people in the back someday? |
Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
(Post 660950)
Show me one. Use the search function at the top.
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Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
(Post 660955)
I've hit the wake of a 737 8 miles ahead of me and it put the ERJ on it's side. He's not a heavy. You don't think a 170 could hit you rough on an approach to landing? They can and they do. Don't underestimate the power of a wake when low and slow, you've got pax back there.
And Apc is not where you hear Rah pilots boasting about flying the Midwest flights, that's done while jumpseating to ind and California. I've had a it a couple times already. |
Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
(Post 660955)
I've hit the wake of a 737 8 miles ahead of me and it put the ERJ on it's side. He's not a heavy. You don't think a 170 could hit you rough on an approach to landing? They can and they do. Don't underestimate the power of a wake when low and slow, you've got pax back there.
Not saying one shouldn't be cautious, I have a lot of respect for wakes myself, but the 170 is not really a hazard to safe flight with those big, efficient winglets. |
Originally Posted by AirWillie
(Post 661002)
Show us the seniority numbers of these ashamed pilots that are forced to replace mainline Midwest. If it's anything higher than the bottom 10% on either seat, that's a pretty big middle finger I'd say. Not that it matters anyways but since you are coming on here defending against the obvious.
You must be the ashamed pilot, or worn out from working for such an outfit since you have so much to say about everyone else.. Redirect those feelings of hostility elsewhere.. buy yourself a stress ball, maybe that will help or just go get laid if you can afford it. How awesome it is to be anonymous, right? As for RAH pilots, I am not happy with what is happening but neither are they. A majority of us understand this. If you weren’t so ashamed of yourself maybe you would have the opportunity to talk with some of those pilots (in person rather than behind a keyboard) and realize what the RAH pilot group thinks of this as a whole. |
Originally Posted by StrikeTime
If you weren’t so ashamed of yourself maybe you would have the opportunity to talk with some of those pilots (in person rather than behind a keyboard) and realize what the RAH pilot group thinks of this as a whole.
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The other day I was landing in ___ I was following a 170 in inclement weather they got the plane down SAFELY thats what counts....I was giving instruction in a CESSNA 172 because I'm furloughed.
RAH pilots are doing there job its mgmt you should be bad mouthing not the pilots |
Originally Posted by CANAM
(Post 660741)
Indeed you did. I suspect some guys just haven't been around in the industry long enough to fully understand how things work. Could you imagine having to sit next to this newbie for a 4-day trip? OY!
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Originally Posted by mking84
That 170 ahead of him has DESTROYED this industry and our future.
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Originally Posted by CANAM
(Post 660787)
I have yet to hear a RAH guy bragging about anything. I most certainly have not seen any RAH "licking thier lips" either.
For a guy claiming to fly an MD80, you're making strange bedfellows defending a guy with a picture of a modified CRJ900/B727 as his profile pic. |
Originally Posted by BoilerUP
(Post 661176)
An airplane doesn't have the power to do all that destroyin'...only pilots do.
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Originally Posted by mking84
(Post 661186)
Id say its an all inclusive deal, pilots, management, etc that comes with the plane, that's what I was referring to.
You wouldn't have to worry about E-Jets at Republic (and CR7s and CR9s at a half-dozen other carriers) hulk-smashing your career expectations if pilots (mainline AND regional alike) could see further than six inches in front of their freaking face... |
Originally Posted by AirWillie
(Post 661002)
Show us the seniority numbers of these ashamed pilots that are forced to replace mainline Midwest. If it's anything higher than the bottom 10% on either seat, that's a pretty big middle finger I'd say. Not that it matters anyways but since you are coming on here defending against the obvious.
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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 661177)
I have. They are out there.
From another thread with some editing: All RAH pilots are mean and think they're better than everyone.. My airline is better than your airline. I make more than you. My roommate makes less than me. My pax are more comfortable than yours. My airplane is better than yours. You fly more mainline looking routes than me. Equals => I’m just jealous and scared for my job. Way to go off topic drama queens… keep it up because that’s exactly what management wants. What are you, 12? This new airline legislation should contain a new ATP requirement... maturity. Move on...please...and stop the drama.... |
Originally Posted by mking84
(Post 661166)
That 170 ahead of him has DESTROYED this industry and our future.
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Originally Posted by G2TT
(Post 661411)
And before the 170 it was the cr7&9, before that it was your 145 and cr200 (Regionals flying jets? How dare they!) Before the RJs it was dash 8s and ATRs (regionals flying turboprops carying 50+ pax? How dare they!) Before that it was 1900s and JBalls (Regionals flying turbines? How dare they!) There's always something destroying the industry. As Boiler said, it's not the airplanes fault. It goes back to the pilots who DIDN'T want them who started this debacle.
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Originally Posted by saab2000
(Post 661021)
FWIW, the huge blended winglets on the EMB 170/190 series airplanes massively reduce wake vortices. Same on the 737 with winglets.
Not saying one shouldn't be cautious, I have a lot of respect for wakes myself, but the 170 is not really a hazard to safe flight with those big, efficient winglets. |
Originally Posted by AirWillie
(Post 661002)
Show us the seniority numbers of these ashamed pilots that are forced to replace mainline Midwest. If it's anything higher than the bottom 10% on either seat, that's a pretty big middle finger I'd say. Not that it matters anyways but since you are coming on here defending against the obvious.
PS You work for GoJets. There's not larger example of a hypocrite. |
Originally Posted by avi8tor4life
(Post 661009)
I agree that a 737 is not a "heavy" but will give you a ride. As will an md80. But a 170 10 miles in front of me with a departure of an erj on the same runway in between shouldn't be cause to worry.
And Apc is not where you hear Rah pilots boasting about flying the Midwest flights, that's done while jumpseating to ind and California. I've had a it a couple times already. |
Originally Posted by Joachim
(Post 661680)
The controller was reffering to the wake of the shear awsomeness that the E170/190 trails behind itself. There you are, a little more fuel for your juvenile, timewasting, embarrasing, and self disclosing **** excuse for a discussion.
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