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AviHaters 11-21-2014 11:53 AM

TSA getting 15 airplanes to fly for AA.
 
Title says it all.. 15 emb-145s, starting April.

Fr8doggie 11-21-2014 12:14 PM

The title doesn't say TSA is getting them from Envoy at the expense of Envoy pilots.

Saabs 11-21-2014 12:19 PM


Originally Posted by Fr8doggie (Post 1768215)
The title doesn't say TSA is getting them from Envoy at the expense of Envoy pilots.

And? Did TSA pilots take concessions to get them?

It's a shell game, who cares!

Timma 11-21-2014 12:20 PM


Originally Posted by AviHaters (Post 1768198)
Title says it all.. 15 emb-145s, starting April.

Let's not get all cocky and start crap with anybody.. Nobody wants to see any airline get flying or airplanes taken away from their airline. Either Envoy or XJT.

CBreezy 11-21-2014 12:26 PM

In all fairness, no one is being cocky. I feel really bad for both Envoy and Expressjet but Saabs is right. There was no concessions taken by TSA pilots to get this flying. In fact, the beginning part of this decade, the TSA pilot group greatly improved their contract. What would you like the TSA pilots to do? Strike? Quit? What's your end game?

rcfd13 11-21-2014 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Fr8doggie (Post 1768215)
The title doesn't say TSA is getting them from Envoy at the expense of Envoy pilots.

Every regional gets airplanes at the expense of another regionals' pilots. TSA didn't take concessions to get them so it's just another case of AAG screwing Envoy, not TSA screwing Envoy.

FlyingKat 11-21-2014 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Fr8doggie (Post 1768215)
The title doesn't say TSA is getting them from Envoy at the expense of Envoy pilots.


That's because Envoy said it is because of its inability to staff. People, understandably, are bailing out of there. TSA took no concessions to get this flying.

Timma 11-21-2014 12:30 PM


Originally Posted by CBreezy (Post 1768223)
In all fairness, no one is being cocky. I feel really bad for both Envoy and Expressjet but Saabs is right. There was no concessions taken by TSA pilots to get this flying. In fact, the beginning part of this decade, the TSA pilot group greatly improved their contract. What would you like the TSA pilots to do? Strike? Quit? What's your end game?

I am a tsa pilot.. I'm saying let's be happy for the growth but not start talking crap about people loosing planes.. The title of this thread could be viewed as a bit cocky..

FlyingKat 11-21-2014 12:33 PM


Originally Posted by knobcrk (Post 1768231)
Which base for Tsa?


Don't know. Rumors of a DCA cobase we already have an ORD base.


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