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Our grid, 70%, red/green and such is contract gold. Any jcba without it will be a solid no in my book.
Transition was gold too, and we gave it up. Chimpy, you ruined reserve drops…. :D;):p

I just exercised my contractual right!!!! 😂

Halon1211

06-09-2022 05:15 PM

I heard the displacement bid is not gonna be decided now till June 30.

dera	06-09-2022 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by El Peso (Post 3436652)

Dang!

filler…

Are you seriously bragging about AAs profit sharing?
What's the average you've got lately? 500 a year during the best years?

CincoDeMayo

06-09-2022 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by dera (Post 3437525)

Are you seriously bragging about AAs profit sharing?
What's the average you've got lately? 500 a year during the best years?

(While Delta was bringing in tens of thousands for their pilots) Yet he likes to forget that. Like I said, he placed 6th in a race and thinks he won.

ShyGuy

06-09-2022 09:17 PM

Some guy left Alaska for Breeze. More than one guy left Alaska for Sun Country. A 10th yr Alaska CA left for Spirit.

To each their own, nothing is surprising in this hiring environment.

dera	06-09-2022 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo (Post 3437586)

(While Delta was bringing in tens of thousands for their pilots) Yet he likes to forget that. Like I said, he placed 6th in a race and thinks he won.

Even at Atlas we got 12.2% for 2021. If I remember correctly, AA profit sharing was 2% last time they were profitable. Delta was 15% I believe.

Chimpy

06-10-2022 02:38 AM

How does a company like AA give out profit sharing when they don’t ever make any profit 😂😂

Cyio	06-10-2022 04:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Chimpy (Post 3437623)

How does a company like AA give out profit sharing when they don’t ever make any profit 😂😂

creative number crunching.

IamEssential

06-10-2022 05:55 AM

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Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 3437595)

Some guy left Alaska for Breeze. More than one guy left Alaska for Sun Country. A 10th yr Alaska CA left for Spirit.

To each their own, nothing is surprising in this hiring environment.

I mean when your life becomes one long obsession about commuting, it may be worth the significant cut in sonority and pay to drive to work for the rest of your life.

8JRMfortheyear

06-10-2022 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Chimpy (Post 3437469)

not true at all, hangar neighbor is a 20+ year narrowbody guy and he is always working, never has any flexibility whatsoever.

But its American... american is american .. nuff said.

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