JCBA during a recession.
05-08-2022 | 01:21 PM
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[QUOTE=FlyGuy2002;3419165]Take your $33 and reinvest in a ULCC with no major competition, that would be even greater return on your investment. As a shareholder it’s a no brainer.
05-08-2022 | 01:56 PM
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With all indicators pointing to a impending recession, does anybody want to guess what contract negotiations with the new Spirit and Frontier pilot group will look like during a recession?
Will management try to use that as an excuse to low ball our pay rates while they still boast how we are “recession proof”?
Or will they recognize that they need pilots here and try to keep wages and benefits competitive.
Will management try to use that as an excuse to low ball our pay rates while they still boast how we are “recession proof”?
Or will they recognize that they need pilots here and try to keep wages and benefits competitive.
expect to continue to be the lowest paid a320 operator. Truly see Allegiant surpassing f9/nk jcba pay rates. Mark this post.
05-08-2022 | 04:18 PM
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[QUOTE=FlyGuy2002;3419165]Who holds an airline stock for 10 years. Airlines are a trade. Very few people holding long term make money bc the next downturn is always around the corner.
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