Pinnacle asking 7% from pilots
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Had nothing to do with performance, had everything to do with the rate Delta was willing to pay for the flying. Gojets bid the flying at a loss. That's business.
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Fact. Delta has balked on the costs, and if you ask those 'in the know' they will tell you Delta does not want to pay for training costs associated with the Colgan side of things, because that's not Delta's business. We're talking about the closing of the BOS Saab base and all the Colgan prop guys jumping over. Delta only agreed to pay the training costs associated with the Mesaba Saabs being parked, and rightfully so.
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Who knows what Delta agreed to pay. When a Delta Saab goes away and ripples down to cause movement among people on the Colgan side that is still a training cost related to a Delta Saab going away. I hope 9E gets every single last penny from Delta for the training mess we are in, even for Colgan training costs. Maybe some day it will be cheaper for Delta to just do the flying themselves (if it isn't already).
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Rumor has it that Delta pushed us to get the contract done, and agreed to help with the increased cost because of the pressure they placed to get it done.
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Delta is the one who agree to pay for the training cost, this was agreed upon selling Mesaba and getting rid of the Saab. If Pinnacle want to do something on the UAL side and get more or get rid of Q400 then agree we should pay for our own cost, or work out a deal with United. You want to blame us because your management ageee to pay for certain cost?
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