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#31
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1. What the hell is l-xjt or l-asa... we aren't an F'ing legacy, there is no legacy involved with regionals.
2. It's one combined company on a single ops certificate. XJET combined really hasn't made any money at all since the merger but the combined company may return to profitability sometime this year....
3. You work work for delta too man. It's funny i swear when I leave atl in an RJ, and im following an ERJ, the guy in front of me says acey too. Now you work for AMR/USA too..... and also for SKYW.[/QUOTE]
No not idiotic. I don't work for delta. Dont have delta benefits or amr benefits. So if we don't have a jcba and a sli and delta starts piecing out your flying, guess what furloughs won't be on the erj XJT side...again if you look at the Skywest earnings call, the erj side is making a profit while as a whole XJT is slightly losing. Now simple math would be if one entity is making money but overall a loss, the loss has to come from somewhere, and that would be your side my friend. I am not trying to knock you since I want this crap done yesterday so we can move on as one real pilot group. I mthink you crj guys have to start being eyes wide open instead of eyes shut. Erj guys were like that at the beginning about no PBS. Now we are on board with a pbs after seeing what it could do for our QOL.
#32
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The ASA MEC keeps shooting down SmartPref because the SmartPref programmers were unwilling or unable to fix the software to deal with several issues. The XJT MEC does not support PBS in the first place but seems to have sold you on an unproven, sub par program.
Take a look at the industry as a whole. Airline pilot groups with Flightline have positive outlooks on PBS. Airline pilot groups without Flightline generally do not.
Burn it down if we don't get retro pay. Burn it down if we get PBS. When the time comes, 90% say burn it down but 85% vote for cuts.
#33
I don't have such a burning desire to fly an airplane that I would subject myself the the wages Pinnacle just voted in. I would rather watch my airline burn. I plan on getting out of the industry and maybe flight instruction part time for fun if we get Pinnacled. I find it sad most of you voted to come sit short call reserve for less than I made flight instructing. Delta isn't hiring this year. There is a excellent track record of flow throughs not working out. I think between Compass and Pinnacle there will be way more promises tan jobs for a long time even if Delta doesn't back out on their promises.
Congratulations on being such cheap *****s. To the Pinnacle guys who voted no, I'm truly sorry you are surrounded by weaklings.
Congratulations on being such cheap *****s. To the Pinnacle guys who voted no, I'm truly sorry you are surrounded by weaklings.
#34
Things are really turning around in this industry, the GoJet guys are making fun of the other regionals now! All Pinnacle's fault, soon GoJet guys will be calling the rest of us bottom feeders.
Fyi. Legacy means : of, relating to, or being a previous or outdated.
When guys here say Legacy they are referring to the "old" or formerly known. When we call airlines Legacy such as AA is because of how long they've been in operation and compared to the competition they are Legacy or the remaining ones. But you work at GoJet so I am not expecting much out of you![/QUOTE]
Thanks for clearing that up. It makes complete sense now.
Fyi. Legacy means : of, relating to, or being a previous or outdated.
When guys here say Legacy they are referring to the "old" or formerly known. When we call airlines Legacy such as AA is because of how long they've been in operation and compared to the competition they are Legacy or the remaining ones. But you work at GoJet so I am not expecting much out of you![/QUOTE]
Thanks for clearing that up. It makes complete sense now.
#35
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From: Douglas Aerospace post production Flight Test & Work Around Engineering bulletin dissembler

The ASA pilots supported Pinnacle.
Wonder how he feels about that now ?
Last edited by Bucking Bar; 01-17-2013 at 07:22 AM.
#37
He didn't seem optimistic about much when I stopped him in the lounge recently. Certainly didn't share in the bravado ASA pilots have been afflicted with on and off since the merger was announced.
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There are only a few items the MECs are apart on BUT when it comes to ASA management wanting financial cuts you can bet XE items will be at the top of the list after the 9E deal.
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