Who is responsible?

[Jason]

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Huh? A NLSI (non-seniority list) instructor? Still doesn't make a lot of sense unless the airline allows NLSI's to fly the line which is doofus.

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Who says he was Non seniority list? He has a seniority #.

When I was in training at Mesa I was considered a "mgt pilot." I didn't lose my seniority number though ...

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Yeah that's common in the regional world - we have a ton (well maybe not a ton but quite a few) "mgmt" pilots that still have their numbers.

John - 75 in Orlando??? You have any jobs open down there? It's gonna' be 85 up here today and it's not even May yet!

Cooter

 

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I'm trying to figure out how an IP, who is on the seniority list, lacked union legal representation.

 

[Kingairer]

Doug, I have had stories about bad representation at my company by our union. Some folks have even signed up for the AOPA legal service, with great results.

 

[Mr_Creepy]

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Yeah that's common in the regional world - we have a ton (well maybe not a ton but quite a few) "mgmt" pilots that still have their numbers.

John - 75 in Orlando??? You have any jobs open down there? It's gonna' be 85 up here today and it's not even May yet!

Cooter

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Cooter you let me know the minute you want to get out of aviation

 

[Jason]

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Cooter you let me know the minute you want to get out of aviation

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Dude - with the addition of a wife last summer and a kid this coming fall my priorities in life have drastically changed - I'm waaaaaaaaaaaay waaaaaaaaaaaaay past the point of wanting to get out of aviation. I just need to find something that I can make what I'm making now and I'm all set.

Cooter