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11-19-2008, 06:52 AM
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Just heard that the DCA pilot manager is quitting and going to greener pastures! Maybe that manager can get a job for the PHL pilot manager and the ARW pilots can start getting respect from base managers instead of the harassment that they receive on a daily basis!
This is a good day, for the pilot group, but I think that this means that the writing is on the wall for the future of AWAC.
The day that you start seeing managers leaving is like watching rats running off a sinking ship.
RIP AWAC
This is a good day, for the pilot group, but I think that this means that the writing is on the wall for the future of AWAC.
The day that you start seeing managers leaving is like watching rats running off a sinking ship.
RIP AWAC
11-19-2008, 08:36 AM
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Just heard that the DCA pilot manager is quitting and going to greener pastures! Maybe that manager can get a job for the PHL pilot manager and the ARW pilots can start getting respect from base managers instead of the harassment that they receive on a daily basis!
This is a good day, for the pilot group, but I think that this means that the writing is on the wall for the future of AWAC.
The day that you start seeing managers leaving is like watching rats running off a sinking ship.
RIP AWAC
This is a good day, for the pilot group, but I think that this means that the writing is on the wall for the future of AWAC.
The day that you start seeing managers leaving is like watching rats running off a sinking ship.
RIP AWAC
Get a life. Let's see, we've had more High Level managers come on than one low domicile manager leave. Maybe with your intuitive perspective you can start a column for the WSJ and predict everyone's future. Hmmm...the PHL domicile manager left and we are still here. Where was your statement then? This has nothing to do with the status of AWAC. I'd be willing to bet that the pay and bennies at his new job trump what he has at AWAC.
Maybe if you're so willing to bet the future of AWAC you oughta jump ship with him. If you even work here. If not, go speculate elsewhere with your genius insight.
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11-19-2008, 08:54 AM
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Get a life. Let's see, we've had more High Level managers come on than one low domicile manager leave. Maybe with your intuitive perspective you can start a column for the WSJ and predict everyone's future. Hmmm...the PHL domicile manager left and we are still here. Where was your statement then? This has nothing to do with the status of AWAC. I'd be willing to bet that the pay and bennies at his new job trump what he has at AWAC.
Maybe if you're so willing to bet the future of AWAC you oughta jump ship with him. If you even work here. If not, go speculate elsewhere with your genius insight.
Whiskey
Maybe if you're so willing to bet the future of AWAC you oughta jump ship with him. If you even work here. If not, go speculate elsewhere with your genius insight.
Whiskey
I am looking for jobs, both in the industry and out, but with the economy its hard to find a job, plus I still have a check coming, how much longer, that is the question. 2015 when the current USAir contract expires, I would say AWAC has less than 50/50 of renewing it.
11-19-2008, 09:39 AM
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11-19-2008, 10:16 AM
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I don't know AWAC's management organization, but it sounds like the pilot manager is more of a middle management position. A departure of that kind of position doesn't mean the company is going down the crapper. However, if consider companies like Comair who are on their 4th CEO in 5 years, one begins to question the company's survivability.
11-19-2008, 10:29 AM
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Comair and Compass just had major shake up way above a base mngr. Wow dude, I agree with the previous caller I am glad I dont share your outlook on life. ASA,SW, Comair all have a ton of 50 seaters. They have to be flown til the $$ obligation is over. You cant say well I dont want them anymore I want bigger ones. My guess is that AWAC is doing the safe thing not overextending in these times. Look at RAH, they would fly the Devil, what did that get them? Created the petting ZOO in PIT til after some crazy back door deal got the work in MKE MCI. Thats the third airline those planes have flown for and they are still pretty new.
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