UA discount airfare question
02-02-2018, 05:51 AM
#32
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I let people know UAL discount might not be the best deal. That’s it buddy! You are upset that I think your company is mismanaged. You should only buy tickets on UAL and be supportive of your company that needs help financially. Learn how to compete or go bankrupt again. Your choice.
02-02-2018, 06:32 AM
#33
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You are afraid of competition. Why do you have scope? Because we all know most pilots will do your job for less. Mainline pilots have the same skill set RJ pilots. What makes you so special?
02-02-2018, 06:40 AM
#34
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It’s always been that way, and always will be. Nothing makes me special. Riding on RJ jumpseats and talking with guys like you, I understand your frustration. If you turn it in to a big chip on your shoulder, it is a good way to guarantee that you never go anywhere.
02-02-2018, 06:45 AM
#35
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The individual's probably got access to an XJT employee discount site. Which is likely much less of a discount than what United mainline employees get.
I nonrev all of the time on many different airlines.
The fact that this poser states that they never nonrev tells me they're not a pilot because although many flights are full, the jumpseat is usually available. I've never had a problem getting to where I want to go. Just a poser with an axe to grind with mainline United pilots.
I nonrev all of the time on many different airlines.
The fact that this poser states that they never nonrev tells me they're not a pilot because although many flights are full, the jumpseat is usually available. I've never had a problem getting to where I want to go. Just a poser with an axe to grind with mainline United pilots.
At this point we seem to appreciate his entertainment value but that is wearing thin.....
02-02-2018, 07:13 AM
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I'm guessing XJT flight attendant.... seems to have a little general knowledge about the industry.... Interesting how he always has more experience, flight time, knowledge, net worth, quality of life, and pretty much everything than "YOU". Regardless of who he is challenging.... Disturbing that he has no self awareness that falls short of superior...
At this point we seem to appreciate his entertainment value but that is wearing thin.....
At this point we seem to appreciate his entertainment value but that is wearing thin.....
02-06-2018, 06:27 AM
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UA discount airfare question
Come on. You don’t really think of your XJT / SKYW interview as some big “I passed” achievement do you? As a former commuter guy, I certainly didn’t. I do understand you venting on this board though. Being stuck for a decade and not getting a call once hiring resumed would have driven me nuts too. I honestly feel bad for you and do hope your business success is in fact real. I’m always happy to see guys that slugged it out in an RJ move on.
Just to clarify....”Slugging it out” is flying a BE99/1900, SA227, Shorts 360, BA3100, etc in the northeast. NOT an AP, FD, FMC, VNAV equipped RJ.
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