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#11
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I've got the AA blocks checked, but I'm not sure how realistic moving up before the flow is, even for a mil (rotor) guy. That said, my realistic flow time (6-7 years) is what I base all my legacy calculations on. I think I could be at Spirit 3-4 years earlier than I could be at AA, which makes a huge difference in seniority, lifetime pay, and hopefully QOL.
PS: Thanks to all who've provided info
PS: Thanks to all who've provided info
As I said before, best of luck, and I mean that.
#12
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You have no idea what you're talking about. Just because you didn't make it to a Legacy doesn't mean others here haven't. I was there and left with a smile. You think it's nirvana and it's not. It's a bigger Spirit. When things go bad at a Legacy it gets ugly real fast. Trust me when things go bad again DAL, UAL, AA cut lop off 1000 pilots and not think twice about it. History repeats and be surprised when it happens again.
I’m very curious as to what legacy you were at that you quit and came to Spirit for?
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#16
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I guess when I read the “left with a smile” I figured it wasn’t a furlough situation. Having been furloughed I guarantee you I didn’t “leave with a smile.” Coming here from a furlough is completely different then quitting a legacy and coming here. Sorry to me it sounded like he quit and came here (without being furloughed).
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[QUOTE=flyingpuma1;2635113]I’m very curious as to what legacy you were at that you quit and came to Spirit for?
Your assumption is incorrect. You have no background in the Airline industry. I never said I left a legacy to come to Spirit. I left because I had options other didn't have. We took big pay cuts, work rules gutted and no pension. Add a merger and you've got the full monty. What happen to all the employees? Mechanics run off property for scabs. Gate and ramp people fired, replaced by DGS. From 2001 thur 2012 the airlines were a complete train wreck. The work rules we had pre 911 will never come back. That's when it was a great paying job.
Your assumption is incorrect. You have no background in the Airline industry. I never said I left a legacy to come to Spirit. I left because I had options other didn't have. We took big pay cuts, work rules gutted and no pension. Add a merger and you've got the full monty. What happen to all the employees? Mechanics run off property for scabs. Gate and ramp people fired, replaced by DGS. From 2001 thur 2012 the airlines were a complete train wreck. The work rules we had pre 911 will never come back. That's when it was a great paying job.
#19
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Sorry I wasn’t sure how else I was supposed to interpret this other then you worked at a legacy and left to come here. Also thank you for assuming that I wasn’t flying for the airlines in 2001 I appreciate the history lesson, perhaps next time I’m furloughed I can write a book.
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