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I can assure you that not only could I pay your taxes but my own as well and then buy a few luxury vehicles for fun before investing a large amount of money. Unlike you I do nor need to list my assets, net worth, or alternate income sources on an anonymous forum page.
I can take them dude, you couldn’t pay my taxes from last year! This I promise you is true! You are a clueless angry little troll. I do like you apologizing to The Boeing side though, they are a great group, and have tried hard over the years gain as much as they could contract to contract.
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So the Alaska contract is awesome and makes tons of money for everyone... but is bad enough to make fun of another Alaska pilot for not making much money?
I'm back out of commenting on this thread unless addressed specifically, but I just wanted to say that the posts like this sure give off a weird vibe from the outside.
I'm back out of commenting on this thread unless addressed specifically, but I just wanted to say that the posts like this sure give off a weird vibe from the outside.
Assure a way... I know your lying and you know your lying... Right... and next year with the sale of the house 1.4 plus $400 from AK and at least another $300-$500... you could pay that tax burden too. Yeah because you have none list. That’s why you are so angry about the AS contract, dude you are flat broke and need ever penny 😂. You haven’t figured out this is America and you are free to succeed, all you need is some work ethic. All you know how to do is cry because BT doesn’t pay you enough for what an awesome pilot you are.
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About a month ago I was out Dukes in HNL having dinner with a new Fo and I asked him how things were going and of course who do you really like to fly with and who do you not. Within seconds he looks at me and says his favorite CA is without a doubt my friend the Eagle. I know a few of you on here outside of the anonymous, there is one I consider my brother. I little brash for me on here but I know your heart. Best wishes my friend... and Maythe4th be with you. You never jumped in when my boat was full of water. If you are a new FO write this down, take it to the bank: No matter what he posts on here, I guarantee “no one has your back like the eagle”! See you the 17th.
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How embarrassing for all you Alaska guys/gals.
OTZ and others in this thread, you should be ashamed of yourseves. Your comments and behavior is an embarrassment to the profession. I know for a fact that Alaska holds you to a much higher standard than what you’re displaying.
OTZ and others in this thread, you should be ashamed of yourseves. Your comments and behavior is an embarrassment to the profession. I know for a fact that Alaska holds you to a much higher standard than what you’re displaying.
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This debate really doesn't matter because, as I predicted when the merger went down, the Bus will be off the property just as soon as the leases expire. The Anglers will sell the owned ones quickly (if they haven't done so already) to the highest bidder. There are plenty out there.
So, ex-VXers, instead of bad mouthing the mighty 737 you might use the energy getting ready for bidding over or upgrading. The Bus is a dead man walking at AS.
On the other hand you might just hold on. When the MD finally went away, the training department wasn't able to handle the transition and the last MD pilot finally started training in March when the last MD flight was the previous October. Talk about having the holidays off! On guarantee no less.
So, ex-VXers, instead of bad mouthing the mighty 737 you might use the energy getting ready for bidding over or upgrading. The Bus is a dead man walking at AS.
On the other hand you might just hold on. When the MD finally went away, the training department wasn't able to handle the transition and the last MD pilot finally started training in March when the last MD flight was the previous October. Talk about having the holidays off! On guarantee no less.
But your main point is true. Lots of time off. It was great...except you had to put up with two years of deteriorating schedules to get your free vacation.
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How embarrassing for all you Alaska guys/gals.
OTZ and others in this thread, you should be ashamed of yourseves. Your comments and behavior is an embarrassment to the profession. I know for a fact that Alaska holds you to a much higher standard than what you’re displaying.
OTZ and others in this thread, you should be ashamed of yourseves. Your comments and behavior is an embarrassment to the profession. I know for a fact that Alaska holds you to a much higher standard than what you’re displaying.
It’s horrible and embarrassing reading this latest round. Some of them are like that on the line too. Not all mind you. But empathy sure seems lost on them.
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Not exactly true. I spent the last two weeks of August flying MD-80's down to Victorville. The last official transition class started at the end of December. It's possible that a handful of stragglers lasted all the way until March but I don't think it was very many.
But your main point is true. Lots of time off. It was great...except you had to put up with two years of deteriorating schedules to get your free vacation.
But your main point is true. Lots of time off. It was great...except you had to put up with two years of deteriorating schedules to get your free vacation.
My buddy at UPS did get about a year off with pay after the DC-8 retired, but that was special circumstances.
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About a month ago I was out Dukes in HNL having dinner with a new Fo and I asked him how things were going and of course who do you really like to fly with and who do you not. Within seconds he looks at me and says his favorite CA is without a doubt my friend the Eagle. I know a few of you on here outside of the anonymous, there is one I consider my brother. I little brash for me on here but I know your heart. Best wishes my friend... and Maythe4th be with you. You never jumped in when my boat was full of water. If you are a new FO write this down, take it to the bank: No matter what he posts on here, I guarantee “no one has your back like the eagle”! See you the 17th.
The guy seems like a self centered egotistical deutsche bag with a chip on his shoulder. Glad we all know what the guy makes and his property values after reading this thread.
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