Originally Posted by FreshWater

You know things are going bad for management, when auto throttles starts showing up.

Originally Posted by V1AutoPilot

Going bad for both parties* Would be so if you had a competent union. Shame, things could be so different. "Don't settle for mediocrity; never let good enough be good enough."
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Originally Posted by V1AutoPilot

Clever verbage, I see what you did there. Not so much a warning as it is a signal.

Put the coolaid down momentarily, sober up, and perhaps you'll see through a clearer lense your union speaks for you through snake tongues. Their only interest is the top percent. You sincerely believe they're qualified, efficient, and experienced? I think not. Seems more like learn as you go for them (at best). Enjoy those high dues and assessment. No response on ALPA? Don't recall top seniority pilots selling out?

But oh that's right, you're Teamsters with A R tip of the spear. He was the one who she'd tears if I recall. I'm sure your contract will be HUGE since, it was pointed out, you've got 1 of 3 seats on the NMB. My.. the power. Delta rates again? How does one negotiate with a company that shrinks and potentially downsizes? I for one cannot answer this, but I'm sure ALPA could've ; )

P.S. Trolls usually laugh. I've since ceased and now shake my head in disdain, not for the bus (the laugh), but for the "union" [the lacking confidence and respect].

Originally Posted by Margaritaville

This is what makes me laugh. If you read any of my past posts, you'd know I agree with a lot of what you said about the union.

But why do you care? What's your sick obsession with Allegiant? Issues.

Keep it up. You're LAX based but still in training right? Maybe I'll call my buddy over at your Air Line and tell him how well his new hire probie is representing the company. A lot of people know who you are. Your writing style is unique.

Move on with your life. Bye now.

Originally Posted by V1AutoPilot

I thought I was a management lawyer? Your buddy? I fear I hit a nerve. My apologies. Perhaps ask your buddy for a rec letter and class date instead? I'm simply stating observations that you seem to agree with as well. Am I not entitled to opinions? No lines crossed here. Nor do I represent ANY Airline or "Air Line" ; )))))))))))

Pray tell what one might say? "There's this troll on APC. I'm almost convinced it's him, it's the unique writing style. He's posting on our thread and bashing our union [the only real point, bar advice]. FIRE HIM!"

My.. sounds like a lawsuit. Though, ALPA, APA, SWAPA could likely handle one of that magnitude.. Open a can of worms. Use this site once for legal action, use it twice, now all is fair game -companies included. Counterintuitive it would seem.

I'll leave you with your thoughts as requested. So sensitive though.. can't imagine those who disagree with you (pop some BP meds). Cheers.


P.S. VPN

Originally Posted by Flyinggrill

A lot of anger and narcissism coming from this troll. I kinda feel bad for the guy. He clearly has some personal issues that can only be vindicated with the spewing of anonymous hate. The weird parenthetic asides he has in his posts like: "(chuckling so hard ha ha ha)" and referring to "real pilots" and "real airlines" are very much in line with how incels talk. And the gaslighting is grade A. This guy (or girl) is just the world's biggest dorko with an extremely bitter complex. I'm sure at his "real airline" his fellow coworkers will quickly realize what kind of person he is, resulting in an impressive No-fly list over the course of his career.

Originally Posted by Margaritaville

If he even makes it through training. His new Air Line doesn't look kindly on those who embarrass the company in public with social media antics like these. They also don't look kindly on those who show their ass while on probation by acting arrogant or antisocial, regardless of their amazing flying skillz. Or so I've heard.

Originally Posted by TangoIndiaMike1

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