remember how the alpa sold us out last contract??!!! classic!!!! many of the same people in there now too!!!!!! more classic!!!!!!

This has to take the "idiot thread of the week" title. "Cost-Neutral" Bobby has some great hotels all lined up for you, right next to the airport, just off the interstate. Most begin with "La" and "Howard".

Take your thumb out of your mouth already. If you don't get enough rest, call CS and tell them you'll be pushing the van back so you can do so. Or pop out fatigued. But if you think I'm going back to Culver City because you don't like the drive to Long Beach you need your head examined. Don't like the hotels? Call the committee. There's a reason we're not yet in The Woodlands, they've got a widget on the tail. They're checking into Manhattan Beach options when the contract is up in LB. But if you'd get off the tough guy keyboard and call these guys you'd know that already...

The Marriot Manhattan Beach wasn't bad, but I prefer the Westin & Hilton Long Beach in that order....

The hotel committee has their responsibilities and the negotiating committee has theirs. There is no reason one should interfere with the other.

Your right Einstein, what was I thinking.

So bring it up with the hotel committee. No need for you to whine on a public forum as it will accomplish nothing, well, except build the case that the majority are happy with the way the committee is performing their jobs. So, thanks for that. :p

I will say the standard has come up over the last couple of years and I for one am grateful for the job they are doing! Great job guys!

I have, multiple times. And I'm not whining, I was replying to the original post and their concerns. It's called a discussion. Don't you have some books to be burning or some Confederate monuments to be tearing down somewhere?

You're right Einstein; what was I thinking?

I fixed it for you.

I'd say 95% of the hotels at Frontier are on or near airport property with very limited, if any, good food options. Forget about doing anything fun on your layover unless you want to throw down with your crew mates on a Lyft.

We don't have long/short language in the contract like you do. Forgive the two cents from your fellow ULCC brethren but you seem to be doing pretty well in the hotel department. It's incredibly hard to please everyone.

Oh and good luck in the contract fight, hopefully we'll all get the chance to walk the line together at some point in the near future.