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Please excuse my skepticism. It's not my intention to micturate on your barbeque. I got hired in the late ESOP days. Unicorns, rainbows, all that, and was convinced that UA was going to be different. Nothing but a big plate of bonhomie! Most of the old guys were non-plussed and told me why. They were ultimately proven right.
Prior to UA, I was the lucky recipient of wonderful treatment by several other aviation enterprises. Only ONE of which never went Chap 11. Several simply went right out of business on payday leaving the employees holding the bag as creditors.
It's in my DNA. I hope for your sake that it won't be shoved into yours in the future.
Prior to UA, I was the lucky recipient of wonderful treatment by several other aviation enterprises. Only ONE of which never went Chap 11. Several simply went right out of business on payday leaving the employees holding the bag as creditors.
It's in my DNA. I hope for your sake that it won't be shoved into yours in the future.
Yup, and still a loser. Keep posting your lame fish chicks while sitting at home alone talking about those fake "There I was story, and who I was with garbage". Grow up and quit acting like a teenager with chic posters all over your wall. Never seen such a continual display of lame, jaded posts by someone that should be enjoying retirement. Again, such a shame. Feel sorry for those around you.
#34
Then went to a sleaze bag 135 operator with marginal planes and pilot pushers and an accident record and body count to show for the effort. They have always been profitable and are still in operation.
Corporation I flew for sold their plane.
The regional I flew for was not bad ... other than low pay ... but they shut down years ago.
Major airline 1 shut down.
Major airline 2 shut down.
Major airline 3 went Bk then terminated pensions but they are still operating.and lasted for my 29 years.
This is a tough bidness.
#35
Please excuse my skepticism. It's not my intention to micturate on your barbeque. I got hired in the late ESOP days. Unicorns, rainbows, all that, and was convinced that UA was going to be different. Nothing but a big plate of bonhomie! Most of the old guys were non-plussed and told me why. They were ultimately proven right.
Prior to UA, I was the lucky recipient of wonderful treatment by several other aviation enterprises. Only ONE of which never went Chap 11. Several simply went right out of business on payday leaving the employees holding the bag as creditors.
It's in my DNA. I hope for your sake that it won't be shoved into yours in the future.
Prior to UA, I was the lucky recipient of wonderful treatment by several other aviation enterprises. Only ONE of which never went Chap 11. Several simply went right out of business on payday leaving the employees holding the bag as creditors.
It's in my DNA. I hope for your sake that it won't be shoved into yours in the future.
I know you understand that Kirby is a different animal than Tilton or Smisek, but your posts don’t reflect that. And as for your beef with TI, I don’t know him personally, but I still haven’t heard or seen anything to indicate he is a bad faith actor.
when everything is a threat, nothing is a threat. That’s where reflexive pessimism gets you. So while I really appreciate your posts as “one take of what’s happening,” I think a lot of people mistake your op-eds for the gospel and become unable to distinguish their frustration with unintended (small) LOA disparities in rewards, from the fact that we are realistically doing WAY WAY better than we should be for a year of sub 50% loads and never before seen cash burn.
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Flight school I worked for went bankrupt. Restarted a year or so later but I left before it finally shut down.
Then went to a sleaze bag 135 operator with marginal planes and pilot pushers and an accident record and body count to show for the effort. They have always been profitable and are still in operation.
Corporation I flew for sold their plane.
The regional I flew for was not bad ... other than low pay ... but they shut down years ago.
Major airline 1 shut down.
Major airline 2 shut down.
Major airline 3 went Bk then terminated pensions but they are still operating.and lasted for my 29 years.
This is a tough bidness.
Then went to a sleaze bag 135 operator with marginal planes and pilot pushers and an accident record and body count to show for the effort. They have always been profitable and are still in operation.
Corporation I flew for sold their plane.
The regional I flew for was not bad ... other than low pay ... but they shut down years ago.
Major airline 1 shut down.
Major airline 2 shut down.
Major airline 3 went Bk then terminated pensions but they are still operating.and lasted for my 29 years.
This is a tough bidness.
#37
He’s agreeing with you sunshine.... If you can hang your shingle and go at it as your own man you’d better do it. Not having to count on corporate dirt bags for your living is a beautiful thing.
And it’s becoming more difficult all the time.
#38
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Apparently the comment to which you are replying went right over your head. TCAS alert DESCEND DESCEND NOW!
He’s agreeing with you sunshine.... If you can hang your shingle and go at it as your own man you’d better do it. Not having to count on corporate dirt bags for your living is a beautiful thing.
And it’s becoming more difficult all the time.
He’s agreeing with you sunshine.... If you can hang your shingle and go at it as your own man you’d better do it. Not having to count on corporate dirt bags for your living is a beautiful thing.
And it’s becoming more difficult all the time.
#39
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Since you’re already a millionaire in your 20s, I think you have everything figured out already.
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