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#4031
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 146
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There isn't nearly as much movement as the company kool-aid drinkers would like you to believe.
Yes there's hiring at the majors, yes there is more movement in the last year than the previous few years, but it's insignificant in respect to the size of our pilot group.
I'm not even a 50% line holder out of Chicago, and have been employed for 6 years and change.
What's going to happen in the future...Barely any upgrades for first officers that have been here 5-6 years, they'll be going to the lifers that have been riding shotgun in SLC/LAX/DEN. That will take a couple years before they're through, then the jet upgrades will go to the latter half of 2007 new hires (which would make them 8-9 full years on property to upgrade).
Tickettoride, if you do come here, plan on reserve for a while and zero chance to upgrade.
#4032
Approved the pile of garbage smoke and mirrors pay package by 68%, I'm ashamed of this pilot group.
#4033
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 134
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From: Airplanes
I think there will be a lot of movement in a few years. My worry is it will be backwards with many 50 seaters getting parked and flying going to other lower cost regional airlines.
#4034
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 170
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From: A320
It's a 1 year deal... Talks for a long term deal can start in a few months. If this was a long term, 3 years plus many of the "yes" voters would have prob voted no. I'm more surprised by voter turn out
#4035
Keep drinking the kool-aid and enjoy watching Chip and Jerry take larger bonuses this year.
#4037
I can see why Bro FO's voted for this. But for the life if me, why would anyone agree to a pay freeze with almost nothing in return? Why people continue to vote against their own best interest I bet Freud couldn't answer.
#4038
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 2,035
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It's a slap in the face pay freeze for the vast majority... Total crap sandwich!
#4039
Retired ATC
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 28
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From: TRNG
For those keeping score at home, there were 36 in the 1/27 new hire class. 7 Bro and 29 CRJ. Diverse group - some CFI's, 3 from the SKW cadet deal, at least a dozen from other regionals, at least 4 that hadn't been flying professionally (retired firefighter, retired ATC, dentist, telecom professional) and a couple military.
#4040
For those keeping score at home, there were 36 in the 1/27 new hire class. 7 Bro and 29 CRJ. Diverse group - some CFI's, 3 from the SKW cadet deal, at least a dozen from other regionals, at least 4 that hadn't been flying professionally (retired firefighter, retired ATC, dentist, telecom professional) and a couple military.
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