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Old 12-04-2012, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by dc10guy
I think the furloughed 2001 delta/NWA guys and gals might have a long memory also.
Selective memory, indeed. Tell me which pilot group voted on a contract which directly resulted in their furlough?
I don't have intimate knowledge of the events but from other posters, they allowed it themselves with their own contract at the time.
Noone to blame but themselves. But again, responsiblity seems to be elusive for DAL pilots.
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Old 12-04-2012, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
Of course they did!! Why in the world would Delta provide financing to Pinnacle that in turn would support their competitors lift?!!!!!? If you ran a business, would you loan money to someone who in turn would use it to provide services for one of your competitors? I highly doubt you would.
Why not? United does it.

They pay Republic to provide lift as a UEX carrier which in turn supports their direct competition provided by Frontier who are flooding the market with seats sold at below the cost to generate a profit.

Oh wait, you must have been talking about what a not-crazy person would do...

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Old 12-04-2012, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by meesq
Selective memory, indeed. Tell me which pilot group voted on a contract which directly resulted in their furlough?
I don't have intimate knowledge of the events but from other posters, they allowed it themselves with their own contract at the time.
Noone to blame but themselves. But again, responsiblity seems to be elusive for DAL pilots.
I have knowledge because I was furloughed and watch regionals grow. You will get no sympathy from me. I want legacies to grow. The same people that took the jobs while others were being furloughed might be furloughed themselves.
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by meesq
Selective memory, indeed. Tell me which pilot group voted on a contract which directly resulted in their furlough?
I don't have intimate knowledge of the events but from other posters, they allowed it themselves with their own contract at the time.
Noone to blame but themselves. But again, responsiblity seems to be elusive for DAL pilots.
Really? If that's the case then you have no grounds for blaming Delta pilots for what happened to Comair or Pinnacle. Stones in glass houses.
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by dc10guy
I have knowledge because I was furloughed and watch regionals grow. You will get no sympathy from me. I want legacies to grow. The same people that took the jobs while others were being furloughed might be furloughed themselves.
Who asked for your sympathy? I'm just looking for someone, any DAL pilot to take responsibility for effect of their vote. Nothing less, nothing more. Of course it's primarily management's fault. But throwing your arms up in the air and say, whoa, I didn't do anything which had any effect on this mess, is disingenuous. You've come the closest so far (to taking responsibility).
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
Really? If that's the case then you have no grounds for blaming Delta pilots for what happened to Comair or Pinnacle. Stones in glass houses.
What? So all those posts from pilots saying they "gave it away" (scope) way back in the day, were wrong?
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by meesq
Who asked for your sympathy? I'm just looking for someone, any DAL pilot to take responsibility for effect of their vote. Nothing less, nothing more. Of course it's primarily management's fault. But throwing your arms up in the air and say, whoa, I didn't do anything which had any effect on this mess, is disingenuous. You've come the closest so far.
Well I can't take responsibility for the yeas vote. Because I voted no. It did not bring back all the flying.
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by meesq
Bankruptcy creates those rates, management closed Comair down, Pinnacle management is the root of all Pinnacle's problems .... I could add more.

Man up and be truthful about Delta pilots role in all of this mess; first with Comair, and now, apparently, with Pinnacle. All your posts show no responsiblity, whatsoever, for the current condition of the regionals. (And before you start the rant about the history of the regionals - I am specifically referring to current devolution of the DCI fleet.) You have accelerated the race to the bottom and exacerbated it's gravity.

And, I, for one, have a long memory. Someday the other show will drop, and it will be Delta pilots turn to take the fall. You can't keep brow-beating DCI pilot rates without it eventually having an effect on your own.
Funny you'd mention long memories and Comair. Here's a name for ya. J.C. Lawson. That was before my time, but since you brought it up.

Next, go look up the date of the announcement of Comair's fleet reduction and Pinnacles BK filing. Then look up the ratification of Delta pilots ratification of the latest TA. Which events happened first?
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Old 12-04-2012, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by meesq
What? So all those posts from pilots saying they "gave it away" (scope) way back in the day, were wrong?
It would be for the ones that voted no. And when 9Es concessionary contract passes then the ones who voted YES will personally be responsible for the race to the bottom.

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Old 12-22-2012, 12:33 PM
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The pilots who vote yes, are one step below SCAB.

This is not a "not-for-profit" business people, don't help it become one.



YOU ARE NOT A VOLUNTEER!!!
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