SpiraMirabilis
Possible Subversive
I was too, I couldn't get a call back from ASA with nearly 1000 hours ... well, actually I did get a callback but they said 'get an RJ course.'
I was too, I couldn't get a call back from ASA with nearly 1000 hours ... well, actually I did get a callback but they said 'get an RJ course.'
I'll take a bet on that then. Much like you were so COCKY that the E190 would NEVER be flown by a regional. Much like you have said on this forum, and others... Seems like your hunches really pay off!
You're talking apples to oranges there, and for the record I do know some guys that got an interview at Delta sans networking with about those times. That's not an unheard of number of hours to have been interviewed at Delta during the time frame.
Now, I do agree that networking is important, but I think by bringing up the fact the guy knew the recruiters, you might be making other people's points for them. Jealousy? Maybe. I'll flat out admit I was jealous of the bridge program guys getting hired at regionals with half the multi and 200 hours less total than I had when I was instructing. All because they paid a couple of extra grand to get the interview. I said it then, and I was proven right by a few other regionals: bridge programs will (and did) increase the costs to get hired at a regional.
I was too, I couldn't get a call back from ASA with nearly 1000 hours ... well, actually I did get a callback but they said 'get an RJ course.'
I'll take that bet then. When I meant regionals won't fly the 190s I meant the 190s for the legacies. This is a whole different ball game with RAH due to the fact RAH OWNS Midwest and Frontier. When I see the legacy pilots cave on scope to allow 190s at the regionals I'll eat my words.
BTW stop being jealous of my boy for getting hired at RAH. And stop being jealous that RAH didn't hire you. You're at PSA now. Let it go. Not good for you to keep holding on to that stuff.
Oh Marcus you're true colors show again. GOING back with what you said about the E190's... Funny funny...
To answer your last part I never interviewed there. Once I got hired by AWAC/ASA/PSA I figured I had enough options. Would at the time IND been great, yes it would have. However with the wife working in Cincy Childrens being in DAY is even better. Again if you would take the time to learn the story, you might have a different view. Until then take the pm with a gain of salt. When you feel like you are unbiased and will take a clear view of some facts we can talk. If you truely took one minute out of your day to stop judging and hear the story that brought out that rant, you might understand. But that would involve you taking 2 minutes out of your day away from your, "Home boy" who on other forums was casted out by names for other remarks made on some other internet medias.... And at the time I backed that person up on that forum and still would. However after talking to some people like SoCalApproach and Delia I've really figured out that I have no dislike for the comapny of RAH, just one person there due to certain actions....
Do I like some things such as a E190, no, but I do not blame 5999/6000 pilots there. Rather my dislike is only with one in particular. But again you have yet to take a minute to hear and or try to hear another part of a story.
My true colors? You send me a PM calling people "ghetto" and you telling me about my true colors? I don't need to hear your side of the story. I've already heard enough about you from numerous people, including your sim partner at PSA. Almost every thread you start or every post you make has something to do with RAH like its your obsession. One just has to look at your latest USairways 190 thread. I bet you have a poster of Bryan Bedford in your room.
I'll take a bet on that then. Much like you were so COCKY that the E190 would NEVER be flown by a regional. Much like you have said on this forum, and others... Seems like your hunches really pay off!
Ya'll both need to cool down.
Agreed... I just wish one would actually take time to listen to anothers view on the issue. Instead if you arent part of a "group" they side with others.... Guess having all the facts arent needed for some.... Just sad that someone you thought you could speak with, goes with his insiders on the issue and wont hear ya out...
Quite frankly, I wish nothing but the worst luck for Republic right now, just hope it doesn't affect their pilots too much.
Which is impossible.
While I may or may not share this sentiment, it's crucial we direct as much support as possible towards the negotiating team at RAH, F9, and Pseudo-Midwest.
We, as a profession, need to hope that BB doesn't manage to get away with bringing regional wages to "mainline" aircraft.
The cat is out of the bag, and the only way to put him back in is to kill it, bag it, trash it.
Undercut, that's the name of the game. Bedford will give them below avg rates, and when RAH/F9/Pseudo-Midwest gain marketshare and profitability they'll be awarded huge raises on the following contract. Isn't that how Fedex/UPS/SWA did it? Those three companies didn't pay cream of the crop wages back in the day. Capitalism at it finest....
Warren E. Buffet, acclaimed investor and Chief Executive Officer of Berkshire Hathaway, compiled some data from the employees who work in his primary office in an effort to evaluate the percentage of income provided to taxes. The employees in his office were primarily secretarial and clerk staff. Buffet determined that he pays far, far less as a fraction of his income than his office employees do in regards to taxes. Buffet's primary sources of income came from dividends and capital gains, where as his employee's income came from salary or wage based positions. When challenged about the fact that, when the differences in taxes as a percentage of one's total income, the debate traditionally turns quickly to trying to engage in class warfare. The truth is, if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, then it must be a duck. Buffet acknowledges this, “There’s class warfare, all right, but it’s my class, the rich class, that’s making war, and we’re winning.”
While I may or may not share this sentiment, it's crucial we direct as much support as possible towards the negotiating team at RAH, F9, and Pseudo-Midwest.
We, as a profession, need to hope that BB doesn't manage to get away with bringing regional wages to "mainline" aircraft.
The cat is out of the bag, and the only way to put him back in is to kill it, bag it, trash it.
Isn't that how Fedex/UPS/SWA did it?
Which is impossible.
While I may or may not share this sentiment, it's crucial we direct as much support as possible towards the negotiating team at RAH, F9, and Pseudo-Midwest.
We, as a profession, need to hope that BB doesn't manage to get away with bringing regional wages to "mainline" aircraft.
The cat is out of the bag, and the only way to put him back in is to kill it, bag it, trash it.
Undercut, that's the name of the game. Bedford will give them below avg rates, and when RAH/F9/Pseudo-Midwest gain marketshare and profitability they'll be awarded huge raises on the following contract. Isn't that how Fedex/UPS/SWA did it? Those three companies didn't pay cream of the crop wages back in the day. Capitalism at it finest....
Sounds pie in the sky to me.
And we hope the RAH pilots will refuse any offer that does the same.
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So you're saying at the regional level networking is useless and its all about getting that RJ course to get hired? Ok.......
Ya'll both need to cool down.