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Velocipede 02-20-2007 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by SAABaroowski (Post 121529)
I agree 100%, I would love to see more mainline flying, less RJ flying more mainline jobs :)

Believe me, I want you to have your dream airline job. As long as you don't degrade yourself by stopping at B6, VX or Skybus along the way.

ToiletDuck 02-20-2007 11:39 AM

So if boeing comes out with a 737-RJ....

ghilis101 02-20-2007 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by Koolaidman (Post 121527)
And yes, there are many cfi's who just can't wait to be airline pilot and would happily fly these planes for nothing. This is evident by Mesa, GoJet and Trans States, Great Lakes, Regions Air, etc. You know the place sucks and you still go there just so you can say you are an airline pilot. Who would want to fly around Colorado in a B1900 for $15/hour without an autopilot?

i dont mean to be rude, but isnt this the kettle calling the pot black? im not skw or brasilia bashing. i might upgrade in the brasilia who knows. but anyhoo when you go to one of these places to fly commuters you dont hold a crystal ball in your hand. people went there because a) it was the only place they could go based on their circumstances or b)it was the first company to call them for an interview

anyway back to the subject. yes mainline guys have all the say in this one, so it will be interesting to see what happens. its interesting though that AA has done away with their F100's and have no plans whatsoever to replace them. I wonder what theyre going to replace the 80's with. umm i mean "super" 80's

reddog25 02-20-2007 11:44 AM


Originally Posted by Velocipede (Post 121362)
This means the RJ is officially dead. The Ejet is here. Legacy pilots must demand that Ejets be flown at narrowbody rates by legacy pilots, not regional partners.

:eek: Step away from the pipe....We couldn't even demand that 50 seaters, 69 seaters, 72 seaters, 76 seaters, 86 seaters be flown by mainline...this will be no different. Relax, it only makes it hurt that much more:mad:

ghilis101 02-20-2007 11:47 AM


Originally Posted by reddog25 (Post 121536)
:eek: Step away from the pipe....We couldn't even demand that 50 seaters, 69 seaters, 72 seaters, 76 seaters, 86 seaters be flown by mainline...this will be no different. Relax, it only makes it hurt that much more:mad:


wait so why cant you guys do something about it this time. before it was to preserve pay rates, but now theres nothing to protect so make it happen and try to get that pay back in the process

duvie 02-20-2007 01:05 PM

Republic and Shuttle America pilots top out higher in the 190 than a "mainline" pilot would with USair.

nwa757 02-20-2007 01:20 PM

Mesa's current contract doesnt allow for anything that weighs this much. I encourage Mesa ALPA and all other airline pilots to ASSURE that this goes mainline. Mesa pilots also need to resist the urge to allow this to be operated under GO in Hawaii. JO is just slobbering all over this thing... don't let him have it. :mad:

JoeyMeatballs 02-20-2007 01:23 PM


Originally Posted by Velocipede (Post 121531)
Believe me, I want you to have your dream airline job. As long as you don't degrade yourself by stopping at B6, VX or Skybus along the way.

Although I find a lot of their FA's attractive, no Jet Blue for me

ToiletDuck 02-20-2007 01:24 PM

What's so different between this things and boeing 717?

shackone 02-20-2007 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by Velocipede (Post 121519)
Exactly right. That means enforcing scope clauses. No Ejets for regional operators. Ejets need to be flown by mainline pilots at mainline rates.


Enough of the grandstanding.

I asked you what your ideas were regarding 'legacy' pilots and what they were supposed to do.

Why don't you spell it out?


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