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flyguy23 02-08-2013 06:32 PM

CHQ drops 9 US AIR 145s...Adds 10 145s to DL
 
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Short term contract, but interesting that delta keeps pushing for more chq flying.

lolwut 02-08-2013 06:43 PM

Its like the pilots who fly these planes don't even have any loyalty to the brand that they're operating under.

Really too bad for their passengers. I'd want to be riding on a plane where the people working on it cared about their product.

flyguy23 02-08-2013 06:47 PM


Originally Posted by lolwut (Post 1348761)
Its like the pilots who fly these planes don't even have any loyalty to the brand that they're operating under.

Really too bad for their passengers. I'd want to be riding on a plane where the people working on it cared about their product.


So the pilots made this decision?

buddies8 02-08-2013 06:56 PM

pilots dont decide in feed contracts, pilots dont decide on quality of product.
if the pax's get there alive, the pilot did his job. the rest is managements responsibility not the pilots.

Diesel450 02-08-2013 07:05 PM

lolwut is being very sarcastic

DryMotorBoatin 02-08-2013 07:31 PM


Originally Posted by Diesel450 (Post 1348772)
lolwut is being very sarcastic

That may or may not be true but I commute regularly on a chq product and I can honestly say that between commuting and a lot of deadheading I can say that I rarely if ever see such lack of pride in product that I see on chq. If I paid for that flight Id be a lot more unhappy than I am. If you're that ashamed of your company thenyou should quit.

Avroman 02-08-2013 07:33 PM


Originally Posted by buddies8 (Post 1348767)
pilots dont decide in feed contracts, pilots dont decide on quality of product.
if the pax's get there alive, the pilot did his job. the rest is managements responsibility not the pilots.

I am not sure I am being paid enough to care if the passengers get there alive, at this point if I make it home alive that is good enough..... ( there is still some ever fleeting and Belgian beer enabled sarcasam there)

BitterOHFO 02-08-2013 08:20 PM


Originally Posted by Avroman (Post 1348784)
I am not sure I am being paid enough to care if the passengers get there alive, at this point if I make it home alive that is good enough..... ( there is still some ever fleeting and Belgian beer enabled sarcasam there)

You have about summed up my reason for never returning to the airlines! I could give a crap about passengers anymore! What did it for me was some woman exclaiming "thanks for not crashing" as she deplaned! This was after a very bumpy approach and a greased crosswind landing!

If I don't go home alive then I have failed! I could give a flying s@@t about the 50 people who have some complaint about how they just defied the laws of physics and arrived at their destination in 1/4 of the time had they driven in a crazy snow storm!

flyguy23 02-09-2013 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by DryMotorBoatin (Post 1348781)
That may or may not be true but I commute regularly on a chq product and I can honestly say that between commuting and a lot of deadheading I can say that I rarely if ever see such lack of pride in product that I see on chq. If I paid for that flight Id be a lot more unhappy than I am. If you're that ashamed of your company thenyou should quit.


Posts like these make me laugh. I see the exact same attitude from all regional carriers. Its the business we are in. Why would any regional crew have pride in the "product"? Its only about getting from point A to B. Thats all a regional is supposed to do.

tomgoodman 02-09-2013 06:26 AM


Originally Posted by BitterOHFO (Post 1348798)
What did it for me was some woman exclaiming "thanks for not crashing" as she deplaned!

Suggested response: "'Not Crashing' is all you paid for." :p

freezingflyboy 02-09-2013 06:51 AM


Originally Posted by BitterOHFO (Post 1348798)
You have about summed up my reason for never returning to the airlines! I could give a crap about passengers anymore! What did it for me was some woman exclaiming "thanks for not crashing" as she deplaned! This was after a very bumpy approach and a greased crosswind landing!

If I don't go home alive then I have failed! I could give a flying s@@t about the 50 people who have some complaint about how they just defied the laws of physics and arrived at their destination in 1/4 of the time had they driven in a crazy snow storm!

So if she had stroked your ego and said "Nice landing Captain!(regardless of how many stripes on your shoulder) Those were challenging conditions! What was the crosswind component?" , then you'd still be with us?:rolleyes:

Wiscopilot 02-09-2013 07:41 PM


Originally Posted by DryMotorBoatin (Post 1348781)
That may or may not be true but I commute regularly on a chq product and I can honestly say that between commuting and a lot of deadheading I can say that I rarely if ever see such lack of pride in product that I see on chq. If I paid for that flight Id be a lot more unhappy than I am. If you're that ashamed of your company thenyou should quit.

If there is any hiccup in a flight the AWAC captain comes out of the cockpit and states that "He can no longer live with his shame". He then performs Seppuku or ritual Japanese suicide right there by the galley. Two cuts to the abdomine and one to the throat. The FO then decapitates him with the crash ax. That is some pride.....

Robsquatch 02-09-2013 08:55 PM

I'm glad I don't have any.!

aviatorpr 02-09-2013 09:56 PM

I thought Delta was trying to reduce the number of 50 seaters?

DL31082 02-10-2013 04:04 AM


Originally Posted by aviatorpr (Post 1349382)
I thought Delta was trying to reduce the number of 50 seaters?

They are. But 9E eventually losing all of their -200 puts them under their quota by a few.

EatMyPropwash 02-10-2013 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by DryMotorBoatin (Post 1348781)
If you're that ashamed of your company thenyou should quit.

Some of the Comair guys i've met here at my company need to read this. :cool:

sizzlechest 02-12-2013 06:44 PM


Originally Posted by Wiscopilot (Post 1349327)
If there is any hiccup in a flight the AWAC captain comes out of the cockpit and states that "He can no longer live with his shame". He then performs Seppuku or ritual Japanese suicide right there by the galley. Two cuts to the abdomine and one to the throat. The FO then decapitates him with the crash ax. That is some pride.....

that was funny! great!

dodgerk 02-12-2013 07:41 PM

I think about this often flying for a regional. I wish I could display more pride in my company but being discouraged to even say the name of your regional airline really puts in perspective what the regional airlines are. We are United Express, Delta Connection, etc.... It doesn't even feel like a company. It feels like an independent contractor.

AxialFlow 02-13-2013 03:43 AM


Originally Posted by freezingflyboy (Post 1348944)
So if she had stroked your ego and said "Nice landing Captain!(regardless of how many stripes on your shoulder) Those were challenging conditions! What was the crosswind component?" , then you'd still be with us?:rolleyes:

I'm guessing...JUST a guess...that it was that situation that made him stop giving a sh-t about passengers beyond getting them to their destination safely.


Originally Posted by BitterOHFO
I could give a flying s@@t about the 50 people who have some complaint about how they just defied the laws of physics and arrived at their destination in 1/4 of the time had they driven in a crazy snow storm!

Exactly. I've had too many conversations with the flying public who are complain that $400 to fly from DC to Chicago for the weekend is highway robbery. When confronted with the suggestion to drive, the response is usually a combination/variation of "I don't want to drive all day Friday and Monday", "Gas is too expensive", and "I can't afford a hotel". So you want to fly halfway across the country in a sixth of the time it would take to drive...but you don't want to pay a penny more for that value added service? Welcome to Wal-Mart's America: Where everybody knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.

jeff122670 02-13-2013 06:31 AM

I dont get it.....if you hate your job so bad, why dont you just quit. Mcdonald's is hiring.

Attitudes like, "i dont care as long as i dont die" do not deserve to be in this profession. Perhaps it is those attitudes that have caused the quality of life and pay to go down.

Think about it, if you were a boss and your employee was constantly whining and complaining, would you give a sh!t about them???

This is a two way street guys......

Boomer 02-13-2013 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by EatMyPropwash (Post 1349534)
Some of the Comair guys i've met here at my company need to read this. :cool:

You don't mention which company this is.

You do know that us Comair guys probably didn't quit... we were fired by Delta for being too expensive.


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