View Poll Results: AA or SWA
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109
48.88%
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114
51.12%
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SWA or AA?
#101
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Joined APC: Apr 2019
Posts: 91
Yeah, typical internet comment. I can’t speak for anywhere else, but I doubt many folks who live within an hour of DFW feel that way. I have quite a few friends who have been hired in the last 5 years, and none of them regret coming to AA. I certainly don’t know anyone who wishes they were at SWA. Internet reality and real reality don’t even slightly align on the AA subject from my experience.
I left AA for SW. Much happier now.
#102
I did seven years at original Eagle from 2000-2007. The management vs worker mentality created by AMR brought an incredibly hostile work environment. The whipsawing was unbelievable. Hopefully under AAG it’s different…but I doubt it. I resolved never to work for that group again.
#103
I did seven years at original Eagle from 2000-2007. The management vs worker mentality created by AMR brought an incredibly hostile work environment. The whipsawing was unbelievable. Hopefully under AAG it’s different…but I doubt it. I resolved never to work for that group again.
At my previous employer I flew with some ex-Eagle pilots. I heard a few stories, sorry you had to suffer through that hogwash.
Last edited by RippinClapBombs; 02-16-2024 at 10:57 AM.
#107
Line Holder
Joined APC: Apr 2019
Posts: 91
I did seven years at original Eagle from 2000-2007. The management vs worker mentality created by AMR brought an incredibly hostile work environment. The whipsawing was unbelievable. Hopefully under AAG it’s different…but I doubt it. I resolved never to work for that group again.
#108
There isn’t a regional airline that will compete with the majors in QoL, work rules, pay, etc. I worked for a decent regional, AAL is better in every way possible. Comparing your experience with 2000-2007 Eagle to mainline AAL is absurd.
At my previous employer I flew with some ex-Eagle pilots. I heard a few stories, sorry you had to suffer through that hogwash.
At my previous employer I flew with some ex-Eagle pilots. I heard a few stories, sorry you had to suffer through that hogwash.
And by the way, there are regionals currently paying mainline money. Times aren’t what they were back then. Even FedEx is recommending a regional to its current pilots.
Last edited by at6d; 02-17-2024 at 12:24 AM.
#109
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2017
Posts: 226
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