AA or Delta at this moment
#191
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Premium has mostly dried up, at least when compared to early/mid last year, and will continue to do so under the new contract and as we increase the number of pilots. There will be a time soon when the last premium is given out for a long time. After premium and the retro checks all we are left with are the work rules. This is what the “BUT MY QOL” crowd has been warning you about.
#192
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Not sure about this. Seems like ALPA/DAL are having a lot harder time implementing/arguing about this round of contracts than AA/APA.
Heck, AA is even implementing pilot friendly items 15 months ahead of schedule out of the goodness of their hearts (Classification dates). The FB forums are fun to watch, "I'll be SHOCKED if they implement this on time!!!" (AA implements)....crickets.
DAL lots of fighting back and forth over various provisions. Could be wrong.
Heck, AA is even implementing pilot friendly items 15 months ahead of schedule out of the goodness of their hearts (Classification dates). The FB forums are fun to watch, "I'll be SHOCKED if they implement this on time!!!" (AA implements)....crickets.
DAL lots of fighting back and forth over various provisions. Could be wrong.
This place has completely turned around since Isom was put in place.
On Delta's latest earnings call they called out how they are losing their competitive advantage due to "competitors" become much more reliable.
#194
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American is probably better for someone hired today due to seniority. From 2007-2023, Delta hands down better.
Last edited by hockeypilot44; 01-13-2024 at 08:30 PM.
#195
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I do play hockey, watch hockey, and have a son that plays hockey. Also have a father that worked for American. Delta has been a better place to work than American for decades. It is what it is. This is first contract cycle in a long time when American matched Delta’s rates. Sorry if truth hurts. Delta got 10.3 percenf for profit sharing. Think American going to beat that? I honestly don’t know, but guessing it won’t.
American is probably better for someone hired today due to seniority. From 2007-2023, Delta hands down better.
American is probably better for someone hired today due to seniority. From 2007-2023, Delta hands down better.
With that said I hope you get yourself something nice that makes you happy, because even though you are working at the “best of the best of the best” you come off as angry and salty.
Good luck in becoming Mr. happypilot44
#196
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Not sure about this. Seems like ALPA/DAL are having a lot harder time implementing/arguing about this round of contracts than AA/APA.
Heck, AA is even implementing pilot friendly items 15 months ahead of schedule out of the goodness of their hearts (Classification dates). The FB forums are fun to watch, "I'll be SHOCKED if they implement this on time!!!" (AA implements)....crickets.
DAL lots of fighting back and forth over various provisions. Could be wrong.
Heck, AA is even implementing pilot friendly items 15 months ahead of schedule out of the goodness of their hearts (Classification dates). The FB forums are fun to watch, "I'll be SHOCKED if they implement this on time!!!" (AA implements)....crickets.
DAL lots of fighting back and forth over various provisions. Could be wrong.
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#198
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Seems to me if an airline is handing out PM frequently during periods of ops normal, its probably not staffed properly.
#199
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No **** sherlock, you literally quoted my post earlier where I said exactly that lol
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