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Originally Posted by Ontheleft
(Post 1171008)
I think this guy was my chief pilot a few moons ago.
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Some hubris.
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Originally Posted by oldmako
(Post 1170999)
<<"It's the responsibility of the employee to get themselves to work if they choose to live or travel outside of their domicile/base/whatever, not the airline. ">>
I'm guessing the the company you fly for never closed a domicile shortly after they opened it and you moved there, bought a house, found wifey a job and junior some new friends at a new school? Or they never parked a fleet and displaced a few thousand guys to other domiciles a thousand miles away?
Originally Posted by threeighteen
(Post 1171003)
Currently not flying for any airline. However if either airline that employs me closes up shop where I work, I'll either move, find a new job, or retire at a very young age.
Airlines close bases, furlough pilots, park cool airplanes, and go out of business almost every year. Welcome to the industry sir. |
I'm pretty sure it was a UA guy here who threatened JS denials. Also I'd bet the guy with his kid was a management type. They will trump you at mainline.
I had to DH to an outstation from ORD a few weeks ago, I never had the time to check in because of it being a last minute schedule reassignment. When I went to the gate podium to get my seat a Mainline pilot came over in a huff as I was getting my boarding pass and said something to me and the gate agent about UAX pilots shouldnt be bumping him and calling the chief blablabla. I just looked at him, stunned. The gate agent seemed happy to tell him I was deadheading. I just added that a airplane full of UA pax was waiting for me in XXX .. Maybe getting the facts before you go off the handle is a good idea, because it sure made that dude look like a jackhole to whomever witnessed it. |
I never imagined that I would keep working until I am 65, but now that my pass travel benefits will be best from when I planned to retire (55 or so) to 65, I now plan to keep working until 65.
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Originally Posted by iahflyr
(Post 1173193)
I never imagined that I would keep working until I am 65, but now that my pass travel benefits will be best from when I planned to retire (55 or so) to 65, I now plan to keep working until 65.
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Originally Posted by Rather B Fishin
(Post 1173199)
We're all happy for you..... Any other proclomations you'd care to make???????
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Sorry, misspell. A public announcement. I'm glad he feels important enough to share his career plans on an Internet board.....
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Originally Posted by iahflyr
(Post 1173193)
I never imagined that I would keep working until I am 65, but now that my pass travel benefits will be best from when I planned to retire (55 or so) to 65, I now plan to keep working until 65.
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Originally Posted by iahflyr
(Post 1173193)
I never imagined that I would keep working until I am 65, but now that my pass travel benefits will be best from when I planned to retire (55 or so) to 65, I now plan to keep working until 65.
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