Yes. Until they send me to the likely imminent one day of training required to get me back to NB reserve at 14 days of pay. I know, I know.....fleecing the system in an appalling fashion!

 

What if people who don’t work there vote?

 

they already have ...an AA pilot and a Mesa pilot are solid NOs.

 

That's not cool, but this is just an informal poll.

 

It will skew this poll. The key to getting good statistics is a large representative sample. Hypothetically if someone outside the pilot group votes in this poll, but the sample size is large enough, it'll be irrelevant.

So the above data could be accurate, but it might just be the small sample so far. I'm going to make a bold statement and say the current roughly 63% yes to about 37% no is going to be within 5% of the actual results. As other posters have pointed out, if you're going to be a miserable person to fly with especially if they hold a different opinion on which way to vote, you might not get an accurate reply- they'll tell you whatever you want to hear so the trip isn't completely awful.

This crisis is different than 9/11 and the great recession, and I think pilots in the middle of the pack should be worried about getting furloughed too.

 

The knuckle heads from other airlines probably didn’t realize we can see who voted for what... Al, Fetty, Cacti to name a few.

 

I just asked Al on the AA thread why he voted. This should be interesting.

 

Voted for a relative that’s not on here. Is that ok?

 

Lame. Your “relative” could’ve registered and voted if he/she was that concerned.

 

They mentioned one of your guys said on your board that a snapshot of the poll was taken to troll people. I said there was actually one on here. They wanted to know what the numbers were and told me to vote F no.