Delta Payscale For Crj900?
#331
From your post, I can see that you never, ever want to come to a legacy carrier because we are all just a bunch of a**holes and you, of all people would not want to be associated with us. Heck, why even bother being on this forum? Well, guess what, here is on a**hole who says you can stay in your bunker and continue lobbing grenades like that.
One small correction to my previous statement. It shouldn't have been such a blanket statement about mainline pilots. A more accurate statement would be "Anyone holding out hope for equal treatment, cooperation or respect from mainline pilot unions are dreaming. Their union leadership will toss crumbs at you then say "Help us now and we'll pay you back later" but later never comes."
#332
Dumb Idea - but maybe the seeds of a good one.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
#333
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Dumb Idea - but maybe the seeds of a good one.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
#334
Dumb Idea - but maybe the seeds of a good one.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
Staple Compass and Mesaba with a two year fence between them. Assign seniority numbers based on rank order (highest to lowest) of the formula Total Flight Time Over 12,500 lbs + Number of Days employed by Mesaba or Compass.
And Pinnacle's only mainline partner is Delta.
#335
The talk here about what will be accepted or not, who must do this or that, who must be included, etc. is a joke. You guys are contracted lift. It's not your flying or your airplanes to bargain with.
You and any other DCI pilot will have no say in the matter. You will not be voting on anything, deciding to accept or not accept anything - other than to vote with your feet.
Chances are if anything happens (which is questionable), even the DAL rank and file will not be voting - it will be MEC ratified by DALPA.
Get over it. Not mainline pilot arrogance - simple fact.
#336
I agree with ya, Mesabah. Ignore that NuGuy. He sounds like one of those that slipped through the crack and got by the DAL scrutiny. He is unlike any DAL pilots I have ever enountered in the past. he is totally classless and any dribble coming out of him is about irrelevant as yesterday's price of cow manure.
As I said, you shouldn't be a hater just because the CPZ guys are in the right place at the right time, if this thing happens at all.
If DALPA can capture the 70 seat flying, and bring some pilots along with it, then I'm good with that. Heck, I'd even rally around it. I think it's worth a significant bit to get that flying on the property. But the CPZ pilots DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE FLOW AGREEMENT, have already pre-paid the freight for the largess that may come their way.
Can XJ say the same? OH?
But make no mistake, both NWALPA and DALPA have been down this road before, and a few hardcore individuals so poisoned the well, I'd be surprised that the new DALPA would be willing to work with the same groups again.
As F4H said: You ain't an airline, you're hired lift. Flying comes and goes.
Nu
#337
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The talk here about what will be accepted or not, who must do this or that, who must be included, etc. is a joke. You guys are contracted lift. It's not your flying or your airplanes to bargain with.
You and any other DCI pilot will have no say in the matter. You will not be voting on anything, deciding to accept or not accept anything - other than to vote with your feet.
Chances are if anything happens (which is questionable), even the DAL rank and file will not be voting - it will be MEC ratified by DALPA.
Get over it. Not mainline pilot arrogance - simple fact.
You and any other DCI pilot will have no say in the matter. You will not be voting on anything, deciding to accept or not accept anything - other than to vote with your feet.
Chances are if anything happens (which is questionable), even the DAL rank and file will not be voting - it will be MEC ratified by DALPA.
Get over it. Not mainline pilot arrogance - simple fact.
#338
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Heyas,
As I said, you shouldn't be a hater just because the CPZ guys are in the right place at the right time, if this thing happens at all.
If DALPA can capture the 70 seat flying, and bring some pilots along with it, then I'm good with that. Heck, I'd even rally around it. I think it's worth a significant bit to get that flying on the property. But the CPZ pilots DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE FLOW AGREEMENT, have already pre-paid the freight for the largess that may come their way.
Excuse me, pre-paid, that's a joke right? The contract for CPZ was written by NWALPA. The compass pilots agreed to nothing, they went to compass because of the immediate upgrade opportunity......Paying your dues anyone? Now they see a possible furlough because the economy got bad and are crying for a staple job. I lose my seat too if you guys furlough, and when I was hired there was no flow agreement. Are you mad because we have a metered agreement? That was an agreement NWALPA came up with since "NWA" mangement did not want a flow agreement at all. Like F4H said we had absolutely no say in the agreement because we are contract lift.
Can XJ say the same? OH?
But make no mistake, both NWALPA and DALPA have been down this road before, and a few hardcore individuals so poisoned the well, I'd be surprised that the new DALPA would be willing to work with the same groups again.
The well poisoners at XJ you speak of don't work here anymore. In fact said people are walking among your ranks now or at ALPA national.
As F4H said: You ain't an airline, you're hired lift. Flying comes and goes.
Nu
As I said, you shouldn't be a hater just because the CPZ guys are in the right place at the right time, if this thing happens at all.
If DALPA can capture the 70 seat flying, and bring some pilots along with it, then I'm good with that. Heck, I'd even rally around it. I think it's worth a significant bit to get that flying on the property. But the CPZ pilots DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE FLOW AGREEMENT, have already pre-paid the freight for the largess that may come their way.
Excuse me, pre-paid, that's a joke right? The contract for CPZ was written by NWALPA. The compass pilots agreed to nothing, they went to compass because of the immediate upgrade opportunity......Paying your dues anyone? Now they see a possible furlough because the economy got bad and are crying for a staple job. I lose my seat too if you guys furlough, and when I was hired there was no flow agreement. Are you mad because we have a metered agreement? That was an agreement NWALPA came up with since "NWA" mangement did not want a flow agreement at all. Like F4H said we had absolutely no say in the agreement because we are contract lift.
Can XJ say the same? OH?
But make no mistake, both NWALPA and DALPA have been down this road before, and a few hardcore individuals so poisoned the well, I'd be surprised that the new DALPA would be willing to work with the same groups again.
The well poisoners at XJ you speak of don't work here anymore. In fact said people are walking among your ranks now or at ALPA national.
As F4H said: You ain't an airline, you're hired lift. Flying comes and goes.
Nu
#339
CPZ pilots were basically hired by NWA...interviewed at NATCO and such.
They are basically Diet NWA, while XJ and OH are wholly owned, but their interviewing and hiring had nothing to do with major airline qualifications.
I'm all for stapling all regional guys.... CPZ, XJ, OH (this is the most unlikely due to the animosity created by the seniors there), and, in my opinion, 9E, and appropriate amounts of the other airlines' pilots (e.g. x% of Shuttletauqua). There would absolutely need to be a filter of the guys stapled...some sort of a simple interview process or something.
They are basically Diet NWA, while XJ and OH are wholly owned, but their interviewing and hiring had nothing to do with major airline qualifications.
I'm all for stapling all regional guys.... CPZ, XJ, OH (this is the most unlikely due to the animosity created by the seniors there), and, in my opinion, 9E, and appropriate amounts of the other airlines' pilots (e.g. x% of Shuttletauqua). There would absolutely need to be a filter of the guys stapled...some sort of a simple interview process or something.
#340
CPZ pilots were basically hired by NWA...interviewed at NATCO and such.
They are basically Diet NWA, while XJ and OH are wholly owned, but their interviewing and hiring had nothing to do with major airline qualifications.
I'm all for stapling all regional guys.... CPZ, XJ, OH (this is the most unlikely due to the animosity created by the seniors there), and, in my opinion, 9E, and appropriate amounts of the other airlines' pilots (e.g. x% of Shuttletauqua). There would absolutely need to be a filter of the guys stapled...some sort of a simple interview process or something.
They are basically Diet NWA, while XJ and OH are wholly owned, but their interviewing and hiring had nothing to do with major airline qualifications.
I'm all for stapling all regional guys.... CPZ, XJ, OH (this is the most unlikely due to the animosity created by the seniors there), and, in my opinion, 9E, and appropriate amounts of the other airlines' pilots (e.g. x% of Shuttletauqua). There would absolutely need to be a filter of the guys stapled...some sort of a simple interview process or something.
You don't seem to know that many Mesaba management team members came down from NWA and thay have been overseeing Mesaba pilot hiring and training. In fact Mesaba manager of Training and now Safety Stds came straight down from NWA pilot training dept. Pinnacle pilot hiring was also attended by NWA pilots, at least in 2007.
All this discussion about stapling is an exercise in futility because it will not happen without the DAL top management blessing and they have to be convinced it would be in their economic interest. Several very senior NWA CAs have said they tried to staple Mesaba pilot under the NWA mainline seniority list but that was rejected by majority of NWA pilots and NWA management.
You are right about the senior pilots at XJ and Comair creating the animosity by demanding DOH merge. I'll give you that, but do a little research before repeating unsubstantiated rumor as if they are facts.
I do agree with you I am also all for stapling Mesaba, Compass and Comair pilots with filtering mechanism in place but I don't see that happening in any near future.
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