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elmetal 04-01-2016 08:24 AM


Originally Posted by Mercyful Fate (Post 2101018)
Does not answer the question. SAPA and pilots are not the same thing. Who has bought off the pilots?

Ever have a month where there was a PBS glitch? You called and they fixed it? That's being bought off.

Or how about a gross policy misinterpretation like I had, where they went and fixed it only for me, not everyone affected by it?

That's being bought off. They fixed my stuff thinking it would shut me up. We'll it hasn't, and it never will. kh has no business dealing with anything IT related, and the company's inability to adopt technology will be its demise.

I created a solution for a small subset of a company problem and offered it to the company for free. Would free up about a days work a month for someone (not VD), and yet they said no. It was an open source solution where they could change it to their liking.

But because KH is involved, and he's technologically illiterate, it was denied, because what we don't understand, we can't implement.

zippinbye 04-01-2016 08:25 AM

CRJ/Rainier Pic KSEA - Post Retry
 
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Originally Posted by zippinbye (Post 2099589)
We were holding short of 34C when 4571 touched down. Somebody on board got a sweet pic with the nose wheel still up, a puff of tire smoke behind, and Mt. Rainier glowing in the morning light. I didn't have time to resize it and post here, but I'll try later. PM if you're interested in the original.

Think I got it now .....

elmetal 04-01-2016 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by Mercyful Fate (Post 2101029)
LOL, so what are you more bitter about? The company's IT or the fact your amazing open source code solution was shot down?


http://replygif.net/i/1472.gif

We, the pilots, still use my solution. I offered it to the company to help them.

So no, your little gif does nothing.

Let's resort to ad hominem because using facts clearly is beyond your scope of debating abilities. You're a true Skywest teetsucker

Deserthusker 04-01-2016 08:34 AM

Been out of flying for a while and thinking about getting back in. I do not have any 121 experience. I live in Phx and would ask for the Crj.

1. If you were given a base other than Phx out of training do you have to wait until a reserve line opens to change bases or do you just wait until you have enough seriority?

2. How long until you can hold a line in Phx?

Thanks in advance.

Squallrider 04-01-2016 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by Deserthusker (Post 2101036)
Been out of flying for a while and thinking about getting back in. I do not have any 121 experience. I live in Phx and would ask for the Crj.

1. If you were given a base other than Phx out of training do you have to wait until a reserve line opens to change bases or do you just wait until you have enough seriority?

2. How long until you can hold a line in Phx?

Thanks in advance.

1) you can change based as often as you want, there has to be a opening in that base and you have to be the most senior person requesting that base, bids are processed once a month.

2) most junior line holder seems to be January 2015 hire, most junior in base
9/28/2015 hire. Phx is always in flux

disillusioned 04-01-2016 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by moonfreak (Post 2101008)
Looking at the last few pages, is there any reason for a newhire to want to go to Skywest? Or is it just a bunch of bad eggs on here drying their laundry? Have a CJO from Skywest and it sure looks like its gone to hell in the last few pages.

Therein lies the problem. Where else are you going to go?

Republic? Yeah they pay for single rooms during training but there is a whole laundry list of other reasons I would never work there, even with a 6 month upgrade.

ExpressJet? Way better work rules and an actual contract that makes them do little things like award upgrades/transfers by seniority. But SW is slowly removing their flying and I think reserve is long time. SW management is punishing them for not playing nice during the XJT/ASA merger and will tell the pilots they are bidding for flying but most likely are just trying to keep butts in the seats as long as they can.

Problem is SW has the most bases, hiring the most pilots right now, non existent reserve for CRJ hires and tons of new flying coming in over the next 18 months. Instead of the culture of trying to be the best regional out there, we seem to have changed to "Well at least we don't suck as bad as (Insert other regional) because of (insert other minor difference)" If you want to be based in MSP or ORD, there really isn't any better choice. Management has just realized there will be tons of churn over the next couple years, so they can just make promises of working on stuff that they have no intention of fixing. SW has become just another regional to get in, get hours and move on.

Deserthusker 04-01-2016 08:58 AM


Originally Posted by Squallrider (Post 2101061)
1) you can change based as often as you want, there has to be a opening in that base and you have to be the most senior person requesting that base, bids are processed once a month.

2) most junior line holder seems to be January 2015 hire, most junior in base
9/28/2015 hire. Phx is always in flux


Thanks! Where are they sending most out of training?


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