New Republic bases : IFP and ACY
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Jesus? Really? Your company takes the Colgan Qs, effectively terminating that airline. Your CEO is wise enough to find contract work in this tough economy, meaning more growth and jobs for your airline. But the "inconvenience" of one small base gets a "Jesus" outta you? Save it for when a company goes chp 11 and people start losing their jobs.
What happened to Pinnacle sucks. I won't argue that. But our pilot group wasn't begging for the Q flying.
I'm sorry if my gut reaction offends you.
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Sorry to hear about the movement of the 190's. This will inevitably result in the displacement of several current 190 pilots. We have experienced a small amount of the RAH musical chair philosophy on pilot domiciles, but nothing like what you guys have endured. The good news is that the airframes are not leaving the property at this point and the "risk" of operating the remaining fleet is now shared between RAH and Ceasars.
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Sorry to hear about the movement of the 190's. This will inevitably result in the displacement of several current 190 pilots. We have experienced a small amount of the RAH musical chair philosophy on pilot domiciles, but nothing like what you guys have endured. The good news is that the airframes are not leaving the property at this point and the "risk" of operating the remaining fleet is now shared between RAH and Ceasars.
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Sorry to hear about the movement of the 190's. This will inevitably result in the displacement of several current 190 pilots. We have experienced a small amount of the RAH musical chair philosophy on pilot domiciles, but nothing like what you guys have endured. The good news is that the airframes are not leaving the property at this point and the "risk" of operating the remaining fleet is now shared between RAH and Ceasars.
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