Trans States CQFO
02-02-2015 | 11:37 AM
#62
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As long as you can sucker enough poor CFIs into being your right seater. Sad!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
02-02-2015 | 12:21 PM
#63
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As long as you can sucker enough poor CFIs into being your right seater. Sad!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
The Butt hurt is super strong with this one! I recommend apply preperation H hourly. When the super old seniors cost too much you downsize then apply more cream. Plus why would CFIs go to Envoy for 10 year upgrades? Do you understand what's going on now? Senior citizen business class over.
Dude get over it.
02-02-2015 | 12:57 PM
#64
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As long as you can sucker enough poor CFIs into being your right seater. Sad!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
As far as your business statements, you'll need to return to college. See kiddo, 76 seat jets make money even when oil is above $80 barrel. Why would AA want to find someone to do it cheaper? It doesn't really matter if that just means more profit. Dougie P said very clearly at a company town hall that keeping flying with a wholly owned makes the company much more money, as long as the costs are somewhat aligned.
Don't act like you got anytbing more than Xjet and Envoy leftovers. And for gods sake, and your souls sake, stop trying to dupe poor unsuspecting cfis!!
Two years ago he was saying wholly owned airlines don't make sense and was reducing flying at them. One real interesting thing about wholly owneds is maininline can increase or reduce flying at a whim because there is no penalty for this with a wholly owned like there is with another company. Go see how that worked for Comair.
Maybe you need to go back to college if your senile old brain can handle it since your lack of a degree is why you are still at Envoy.
02-02-2015 | 02:05 PM
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Crusader you just proved your total ignorance in believing anything Doug Parker says. 50 seaters can make money too when they are giving the leases away and reducing capital costs. If you don't think Doug won't hesitate to move airplanes around if the spreadsheet says then you are getting senile which from your posts may very well be the case.
Two years ago he was saying wholly owned airlines don't make sense and was reducing flying at them. One real interesting thing about wholly owneds is maininline can increase or reduce flying at a whim because there is no penalty for this with a wholly owned like there is with another company. Go see how that worked for Comair.
Maybe you need to go back to college if your senile old brain can handle it since your lack of a degree is why you are still at Envoy.
Two years ago he was saying wholly owned airlines don't make sense and was reducing flying at them. One real interesting thing about wholly owneds is maininline can increase or reduce flying at a whim because there is no penalty for this with a wholly owned like there is with another company. Go see how that worked for Comair.
Maybe you need to go back to college if your senile old brain can handle it since your lack of a degree is why you are still at Envoy.
02-02-2015 | 02:52 PM
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Nobody is getting duped. It is simple, the company is nearly tripling in size, they need people. The math shows quick upgrades for FO's. CQFO's are covered in the contract and it is a good deal for those of us who have no intention of sitting in the right seat of a regional if we can help it. Worst case for us CQFO's we sit in the right seat making more than at our previous airlines. Remember, the TSA pilots did not sign a concessionary contract to get the flying....this is not a PSA/Piedmont situation!
02-02-2015 | 03:01 PM
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Nobody is getting duped. It is simple, the company is trying to triplein size, if they can get enough people. The math shows quick upgrades for a few of the first FOs hired, but ultimately most will not see that. However, our recruiters will try to sell the bigger sweet spot. CQFO's are covered in the contract and it is a good deal for those of us who have no intention of sitting in the right seat of a regional if we can help it. Worst case for us CQFO's we sit in the right seat making more than at our previous airlines.which the math says will happen to some Remember, the TSA pilots did not sign a concessionary contract to get the flying....this is not a PSA/Piedmont situation!we just simply accepted airplanes that the only we might be able to staff them is to create a program that pilfers other regional FOs under false pretenses
02-02-2015 | 03:36 PM
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