sandlapper223

Not a ****** show for those relief line holders who were affected. They made out like bandits.

Lobaeux

But, you got a sweet line this month, you should be happy!

Terrain Inop

They made out like bandits in December when only a few were "overlooked". Those guys got their 72 hrs, plus WDO on anything else they picked up. I know of one guy who made 135+ credit with 19 days off.

JoeyMeatballs

Wish they would have overlooked me

Dukeuno

Joey they almost did over look you, but then the had to tie their shoes and they saw you down there. ( Sorry I could not resist the short joke).

JoeyMeatballs

The good news is I can walk right underneath the cowling to ensure the panels are latched properly . No need to kneel!

IWalkJun12

While the rest of us work for straight pay with 13 days off. Why am I paying dues?

Sailor

Lets not exaggerate, ask the JB guys....but on that same note, we don't have premium pay anymore, these guys should have got paid 200% not 150%. And for those with RLF lines that were affected, enjoy and max it out.

Cheers.

JRJ57

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MIRAMAR, Fla. (January 29, 2014) - Spirit Airlines (NASDAQ: SAVE) announced new nonstop service between Oakland International Airport (OAK) and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport (ORD). This new service will consist of one daily nonstop flight starting May 1, 2014.

"We are pleased to add the only nonstop service from Chicago/O'Hare International Airport to the San Francisco Bay Area's most convenient airport" said Mark Kopczak, Spirit's Vice President of Network Planning. "Oakland International Airport is well known by Bay Area travelers for its ease of use and reliability. We look forward to adding Oakland as Spirit's 16th nonstop market served from Chicago/O'Hare."

"We're delighted that Spirit continues to grow its Bay Area base with new service to one of our largest un-served destination airports and to the popular Chicago market," said Port of Oakland Director of Aviation Deborah Ale Flint. "This new daily flight will not only introduce a convenient new option for Bay Area travelers, but it will also open opportunities for more leisure travel to our region by providing easy and affordable access to the Bay Area's most popular attractions."

"On behalf of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, I want to thank Spirit Airlines for continuing to add service from Chicago O'Hare International Airport, the best connected airport in the world," said Rosemarie S. Andolino, Commissioner, Chicago Department of Aviation. "Oakland is the largest U.S. market not already served from O'Hare. We are very excited to offer O'Hare travelers even more choices with this new destination."

Customers can check out the insanely low fares on flights and vacation packages offered every day at www.spirit.com and also sign up to receive email alerts on Spirit's deals and offers.

JRJ57

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MIRAMAR, Fla. (January 29, 2014) - Spirit Airlines (NASDAQ: SAVE) announced new nonstop service from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and the Thurgood Marshall Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI). This new service will consist of one daily nonstop flight in each market operating from May 1, 2014 through November 1, 2014.

"We're pleased to announce new nonstop seasonal service to Minneapolis-St. Paul from both Houston and Baltimore," said Mark Kopczak, Spirit's Vice President of Network Planning. "Spirit offers ultra-low fares plus optional services for a total price that is tough to beat. This means visitors are left with more in their wallet to explore the various attractions Minneapolis-St. Paul, Houston and Baltimore have to offer."

"I am pleased Spirit Airlines continues to explore new markets from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, providing a new, low-fare alternative for travelers," said Jeff Hamiel, executive director and CEO of the Metropolitan Airports Commission. "This new service to Baltimore/Washington and Houston not only gives people in the Twin Cities a chance to explore popular destinations on the nation's eastern and southern coasts, but also for residents of those regions to come and see what Minnesota has to offer."

"Spirit Airlines continues to find new and exciting opportunities within the Houston market," says Ian Wadsworth, Chief Commercial Officer with the Houston Airport System. "Since their arrival in 2012, Spirit has repeatedly stepped forward in creating new nonstop service options for their Houston customers and we're excited to see that trend continuing into 2014."

"Continued growth from Spirit is good news for travelers from throughout the region," said Paul J. Wiedefeld, Chief Executive Officer of BWI Marshall. "Spirit is adding more options and more low fares for our customers."

Customers can check out the insanely low fares on flights and vacation packages offered every day at www.spirit.com and also sign up to receive email alerts on Spirit's deals and offers.