Dave S. In Hpn Today?
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3 years? We have them until we get called back or the company folds. Is that just AFA?
capt i flew with today said he and the FA saw the davel in TermF in phl eating, then was on their bird down to dca, the fa said 'have a nice day' as he was getting off
like she does to everyone, and he just scowled and grumbled at her, course we are a wholly boned express but i'm not surprised that he didn't deign to act like a human being to her :down:
like she does to everyone, and he just scowled and grumbled at her, course we are a wholly boned express but i'm not surprised that he didn't deign to act like a human being to her :down:
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Hey All,
Okay, here it is, straight from THE Flight Attendant's mouth.
Dave WAS on the flight to HPN.
He asks for Coke, the Flight Attendant places the Coke and a cup of ice down on the tray table and says, "THAT WILL BE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS." Dave laughs and reaches for the drinks, he puts his hands on the can and the cup and begins to take it and the flight attendant holds on to the cup and the can and says, "No, I'm serious, that will be five million dollars."
Thought that'd make everyone chuckle. He now knows there is no love from the WO's, that's for sure. They spoke for awhile. I don't think it was a pleasant flight. He said he was looking for a job. Must be a little easier when you get a couple million as a goodbye present.
I wonder if Dave knows that our concessions at this WO came to about $5,000,000. Must be nice.
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Okay, here it is, straight from THE Flight Attendant's mouth.
Dave WAS on the flight to HPN.
He asks for Coke, the Flight Attendant places the Coke and a cup of ice down on the tray table and says, "THAT WILL BE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS." Dave laughs and reaches for the drinks, he puts his hands on the can and the cup and begins to take it and the flight attendant holds on to the cup and the can and says, "No, I'm serious, that will be five million dollars."
Thought that'd make everyone chuckle. He now knows there is no love from the WO's, that's for sure. They spoke for awhile. I don't think it was a pleasant flight. He said he was looking for a job. Must be a little easier when you get a couple million as a goodbye present.
I wonder if Dave knows that our concessions at this WO came to about $5,000,000. Must be nice.
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Looks like history repeating.
In 2000, Wolf wouldn't fly on company planes unless he could avoid it. During the UA "Summer of Hell", when he showed up on an UA IAD-CDG manifest (as a space positive FC), the mechanics grounded both of the IAD-CDG flights that day. They also took a 3rd 777 out of service that was headed to LHR, it case he tried to jump on that. The next day, he was sitting in the Red Carpet Club and was told by union officials that none of their planes were going to Paris as long as he might be on them. He was handed a ticket on an Air France flight. Within 2 hours, all aircraft were on their way to Europe, 21 hours late.
In 2000, Wolf wouldn't fly on company planes unless he could avoid it. During the UA "Summer of Hell", when he showed up on an UA IAD-CDG manifest (as a space positive FC), the mechanics grounded both of the IAD-CDG flights that day. They also took a 3rd 777 out of service that was headed to LHR, it case he tried to jump on that. The next day, he was sitting in the Red Carpet Club and was told by union officials that none of their planes were going to Paris as long as he might be on them. He was handed a ticket on an Air France flight. Within 2 hours, all aircraft were on their way to Europe, 21 hours late.
I find it really ludicrous and assine that there is even an forum debating on whether Dave Seigle flies with us or not. Who the hell cares what this low life man does at all. We have much more important things to be conecerned about. Dave Seigle is HISTORY. He could fly to BFE for all I care and get lost. Come on people, he is not worth our time. :down:
Well I guess his buddy was wrong, from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette:
An 'empty office' for Siegel
Weeks after resigning, former US Airways chief executive officer David Siegel is spending time in the Washington, D.C., offices of Texas Pacific Group, an investment firm that in 2002 tried to buy a majority stake in US Airways, only to lose out to the Retirement Systems of Alabama. Texas Pacific Group is run by Siegel's old Continental Airlines boss, David Bonderman. Siegel, according to a US Airways spokesman, is using "an empty office" there but "not working" for the firm.
An 'empty office' for Siegel
Weeks after resigning, former US Airways chief executive officer David Siegel is spending time in the Washington, D.C., offices of Texas Pacific Group, an investment firm that in 2002 tried to buy a majority stake in US Airways, only to lose out to the Retirement Systems of Alabama. Texas Pacific Group is run by Siegel's old Continental Airlines boss, David Bonderman. Siegel, according to a US Airways spokesman, is using "an empty office" there but "not working" for the firm.
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Instead of cutting Siegel why didn't U trade him to any one dumb enough to give us something, maybe some used barf bags.
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Same b*tching, same whining, same sarcastic "burn the house down" attitude. Nothing to see here folks...move along.700UW said:
