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Originally Posted by Flitestar
(Post 2321714)
If you're going to be a dick, it's OK not Ok.! Public forums arn't for pointing out grammar mistakes. It's to relay or express concerns, frustrations, or ideas. Jesus! |
Management is wiretapping our hotel rooms and this chat room. Bad (or sick) guys
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Lol!
No need to get panties in a bunch paidp, you left it there hanging, couldn't resist! :D Open a cold one, chill... Cheers (As a sign of peace, I'm gonna leave "arn't" alone...) ;) |
Originally Posted by gringo
(Post 2321517)
Meh. The point is mute.
;) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YIkJ4BUChxI |
Anyone have a creditable update on how negotiations ended yesterday and are going today?
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Originally Posted by GFnG
(Post 2321814)
Anyone have a creditable update on how negotiations ended yesterday and are going today?
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Originally Posted by Poppachubby
(Post 2321326)
Well of course it's always the pilots fault! A friend of mine was in the terminal the other day to hear the cancellation of one of our flights which was blamed on pilots not showing up for work!! Now granted, it could be true yet find it highly unlikely!
I had to ride the bus back to the other terminal so I didn't stick around to see how it played out, but did think it was weird that they would blame a pilot specifically whether it was true or not. Maybe now the pilots should tell the agents that if a flight cancels it was because the CEO is missing from negotiations and could not be located. |
Originally Posted by full of luv
(Post 2321861)
I was waiting for a DTW flight about 6 months ago and the gate agent came out of the gateway about 10mins before departure to a long line of awaiting customers and announced that the flight was cancelled because one of the pilots "did not show up to work and could not be located". She then said you'd have to call a 800 # to rebook for tomorrow, wrote that # on a sign and taped to the podium and walked away saying she had another flight to work. Some pax were getting a little indignant and a security guard stood outside the gate area but within site of pax as she left.
I had to ride the bus back to the other terminal so I didn't stick around to see how it played out, but did think it was weird that they would blame a pilot specifically whether it was true or not. Maybe now the pilots should tell the agents that if a flight cancels it was because the CEO is missing from negotiations and could not be located. |
Originally Posted by NoAccoutrements
(Post 2321869)
It's okay, the pilot was located...he was in a red brick building on the north side of ATL.
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Originally Posted by full of luv
(Post 2321861)
I was waiting for a DTW flight about 6 months ago and the gate agent came out of the gateway about 10mins before departure to a long line of awaiting customers and announced that the flight was cancelled because one of the pilots "did not show up to work and could not be located". She then said you'd have to call a 800 # to rebook for tomorrow, wrote that # on a sign and taped to the podium and walked away saying she had another flight to work. Some pax were getting a little indignant and a security guard stood outside the gate area but within site of pax as she left.
I had to ride the bus back to the other terminal so I didn't stick around to see how it played out, but did think it was weird that they would blame a pilot specifically whether it was true or not. Maybe now the pilots should tell the agents that if a flight cancels it was because the CEO is missing from negotiations and could not be located. |
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