Aye or Nay Poll - Actual Numbers
#1
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Aye or Nay Poll - Actual Numbers
While sipping my morning coffee, I decided to do some simple research into the user posts to determine what is actually going on with this poll.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
#2
While sipping my morning coffee, I decided to do some simple research into the user posts to determine what is actually going on with this poll.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
First you have too much time on your hands. Enjoy now because you will be working more soon. Second do not look at yesers because there is obviously nothing to see there- i do not have time to do it. You should have extra catagory for me, nk pilot that can not vote. That will help form data to fit naritive.
#3
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Posts: 409
First you have too much time on your hands. Enjoy now because you will be working more soon. Second do not look at yesers because there is obviously nothing to see there- i do not have time to do it. You should have extra catagory for me, nk pilot that can not vote. That will help form data to fit naritive.
Lol. This whole entire time you have been blabbing and you cant even vote?
No wonder you are so ****ed off. Wonder what your vote would be if you were a middle of the pack CA (no need to reply,)
#4
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Joined APC: Jan 2018
Position: CA
Posts: 183
I found there to be a lot of no voters on this website. Many uneducated on the facts of the TA and sharing emotional opinions. On the line, most I have talked to are voting yes. That being said, all of them are underwhelmed with the TA as a whole. My guess is 75% yes 25% no give or take 5%.
Last edited by Tjamaica; 02-12-2018 at 08:54 AM.
#5
While sipping my morning coffee, I decided to do some simple research into the user posts to determine what is actually going on with this poll.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
I only analyzed the No votes. I made four groups - Spirit pilots, not spirit pilots, undetermined, zero post counts.
Of the yes voters:
Spirit Pilots - 53
Not Spirit Pilots - 43
Undetermined - 11
Zero Post Counts - 11
Lots of non spirit pilots representing from:
Frontier, Hawaiian, Delta, Fedex, American, Southwest, Alegiant, UPS, Jetblue, Alaskan, Virgin, United, and various regionals.
Frontier and Delta pilots tied for most non-spirit votes in our poll.
If we figure the ratio of only the obvious pilots, 55% are spirit pilots, we can add 12 votes from the zero count and undetermined numbers.
Actual APC Aye or Nay:
Aye - 52 or 44%
Nay - 65 or 56%
Quick and dirty for the future: subtract 45% from the No votes
Again, I didnt analyze the yes votes. I dont think other airline pilots would have an hidden agenda to put in a yes vote.
*COUNTDOWN TO SPIRIT BECOMING A REGIONAL AIRLINE------16 DAYS
#6
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
Posts: 193
Work more because of rescheduling language right? You know they can do that to you now right? Under the current contract. How often do they do it to you?
#8
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Posts: 468
And the company contributes more
To my retirement, a hefty bonus to boot ,and most
Importantly! 16 days until guys like you go Off the rails kicking and
Crying..! That’s worth it alone .. 16 days indeed!
#9
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Joined APC: Jul 2015
Posts: 242
16 days until I have LTD, Scope, Continued great health insurance , the beginning of the end of these crap 27hr 6 days stretches, until I make In excess of 200k,
And the company contributes more
To my retirement, a hefty bonus to boot ,and most
Importantly! 16 days until guys like you go Off the rails kicking and
Crying..! That’s worth it alone .. 16 days indeed!
And the company contributes more
To my retirement, a hefty bonus to boot ,and most
Importantly! 16 days until guys like you go Off the rails kicking and
Crying..! That’s worth it alone .. 16 days indeed!
#10
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
Posts: 127
16 days until I have LTD, Scope, Continued great health insurance , the beginning of the end of these crap 27hr 6 days stretches, until I make In excess of 200k,
And the company contributes more
To my retirement, a hefty bonus to boot ,and most
Importantly! 16 days until guys like you go Off the rails kicking and
Crying..! That’s worth it alone .. 16 days indeed!
And the company contributes more
To my retirement, a hefty bonus to boot ,and most
Importantly! 16 days until guys like you go Off the rails kicking and
Crying..! That’s worth it alone .. 16 days indeed!
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