Eaglevoy new TA

Screaming_Emu said:
That was our old management who had pretty much given up on trying to run anything when they found out that we wouldn't give them free money. The new management seems to be more concerned with presenting a product that doesn't suck, which appears to be more effective. Even if they still plan on seeking concessions, a lot of people (myself included) would be more apt to examine it if we feel that our management is doing the best they can. Previously you see waste and lack of trying everywhere, yet they were trying to take the easy way out to cost savings.

You see baby Holt made it over to United?

Suppose he accomplished something his daddy never did: Major Airline Pilot.
 
What is your problem? Show me where I EVER said it was anybody's fault? I have said over and over that Envoy did this to themselves. Seriously, you have issues man.

I remember back in March when I was advocating a YES vote for Envoy you come along and throw insults my way and called me "management". Now here you are again. Take it easy, man.

Like I said it's not you I am speaking directly towards. In one of your earlier posts it kind of came off to me that the Envoy group as a whole was taking out their earlier frustrations on Republic, XJT, and Compass. Now do I think it's a crappy deal and everyone should vote no? Certainly. The thing I may have become frustrated about in the spring was how people were going about selling a yes or no vote. I will admit too, that I was probably a little STW group happy before. I can concede to that, I think a lot of us can actually. I have no problem though.
 
Meh. I'm giving it until Nov '15 to see some advancement. Then it might be time to pursue a different career.

Aroo? With the abundance of opportunity for career advancement out there(with one being right in your backyard of IAD) you're looking at a career change if nothing comes to you by Nov '15? Talk about bailing out of the stock market at the bottom right before it skyrockets. Aye yi ya!
 
Aroo? With the abundance of opportunity for career advancement out there(with one being right in your backyard of IAD) you're looking at a career change if nothing comes to you by Nov '15? Talk about bailing out of the stock market at the bottom right before it skyrockets. Aye yi ya!

Warped as it may be, I'm not playing the "abandon my decent paying job to a bottom feeder for maybe some advancement" game. I know that's short sighted, but the possibility of career advancement if I go to one of those other places simply isn't worth giving up what I have now to gamble.

I'm not for sure bailing in Nov '15. But the wife and I decided to give this place another year to see how we feel. I'm a firm believer in the fact that we all work for sucky regionals, but its incredibly frustrating to put this much work into being good at what I do, only to see opportunity go elsewhere because someone is willing to do it for less.

Right, wrong, other, reading threads like this make me want to throw my computer out the window and then rage quit. I've actually been trying to spend less time on this amazing forum because of how this subject raises my blood pressure. I get that the situation is reality and I'm not going to change it, but if it keeps going this way, maybe the best solution is to remove myself from it.
 
Got this email today:

Pilot Candidate

Dear ****** ********,

Envoy Air Inc. and its pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, have reached a Tentative Agreement (TA). If ratified by the pilot group, this TA will offer increased flow to American Airlines for current Envoy pilots, a fleet commitment of 40 Embraer 175 aircraft, and an additional 90 Embraer 175 options. This agreement will also offer flow through to future new hire pilots. No interview is necessary to flow to American Airlines. The tenants of this TA make this an industry leading flow through agreement.

Pilots who have not yet reached the ATP minimum flight time can still apply and be considered for an interview. Selected pilots will be placed into new hire training once ATP requirements are met. We are hiring into both First Officer positions and our Pipeline Instructor Program. Apply today to get your career started with Envoy!

For more information regarding the Pipeline Instructor Program or First Officer positions with Envoy, please visit our website at www.envoyair.com/careers. With questions regarding employment openings please email us at EnvoyPilotRecruitment@aa.com orPipeline.Instructor@aa.com.

Sincerely,

Pilot Recruitment
Envoy Air Inc.
 
Got this email today:

Pilot Candidate

Dear ****** ********,

Envoy Air Inc. and its pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, have reached a Tentative Agreement (TA). If ratified by the pilot group, this TA will offer increased flow to American Airlines for current Envoy pilots, a fleet commitment of 40 Embraer 175 aircraft, and an additional 90 Embraer 175 options. This agreement will also offer flow through to future new hire pilots. No interview is necessary to flow to American Airlines. The tenants of this TA make this an industry leading flow through agreement.

Pilots who have not yet reached the ATP minimum flight time can still apply and be considered for an interview. Selected pilots will be placed into new hire training once ATP requirements are met. We are hiring into both First Officer positions and our Pipeline Instructor Program. Apply today to get your career started with Envoy!

For more information regarding the Pipeline Instructor Program or First Officer positions with Envoy, please visit our website at www.envoyair.com/careers. With questions regarding employment openings please email us at EnvoyPilotRecruitment@aa.com orPipeline.Instructor@aa.com.

Sincerely,

Pilot Recruitment
Envoy Air Inc.

That e-mail is dishonest. They haven't voted on anything yet and it doesn't mention the cons.
 
That's interesting philosophy. So you'd rather be an World class burger flipper at McDonald's than be a 1st round bust QB who was cut after making $40 million guarantee?

If there's nothing but dollar signs in your eyes, then you'll never understand his point.
 
That's interesting philosophy. So you'd rather be an World class burger flipper at McDonald's than be a 1st round bust QB who was cut after making $40 million guarantee?

Honestly, yes.

If I was paid $40 mil and underperformed id have a really hard time with that. My material life would certainly be better, but I'd be beating myself up all the time because I wouldn't be living up to my own expectations.

You should have seen me as a hockey goalie after a loss back in junior hockey. Heck, even @roundout probably saw that in intramural hockey in college. I don't take it very well when I underperform.
 
It's been a little over a year since I have spoken these words:

Yes. You should apply. Now is a good time to get in at Envoy.

There are several places that are in a much better situation right now. The new hires will not have the same deals as the guys that are already on property. It is a "good" place for the senior guys, as they will be moving out quickly, but that is about it.
 
And let me expand upon my point slightly further.

I recall reading a good article that had some real research behind it that concluded there was a certain range of money, dependent upon the individual's age and family situation, that once you surpass, your happiness and sense of worth and satisfaction with your life in general no longer relies on money.

It might be that you continue to gain some amount of happiness with more money, but it no longer relies on it.

The amount was something like $60-80K for a single person and slightly more for a family income with kids but basically the gist of it is, beyond $100K, those who continue to be much happier with more money tend to be vastly more materialistic.

Of course it's not a blanket statement and obviously poor people can't be philanthropists like wealthy can, but when you think about it, when this brad holt, whoever he is, wakes up in the morning, is he really doing that much better than you or I? He's going to take a shower, poop, eat breakfast, do something, eat again, feel tired after lunch, eat dinner, do something else and go to bed.

Private jets, mansions, boats, and the like may not cancel out the feeling any individual has of having completely and publicly failing at accomplishing some project, or running an organization, etc.
 
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