I had Siegel and his whole family inf F/C the other day.hopethingswillbeok said:Doc you are right there is more to this story.
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I had Siegel and his whole family inf F/C the other day.hopethingswillbeok said:Doc you are right there is more to this story.
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coolflyingfool said:Please seat them next to me. As a paying passenger I will give them an earful! Hopefully it will be on a LAX-PHL/CLT flight so I can talk at 'em for 4 to 5 hours.
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I have believed that this should be the case for current management for some time now. I think they would view the world differently if they had to fly in 25B. I also think it would do several executives of this company good to spend time in the stations dealing with and watching what the employees do on a daily basis. I would like to see a couple of them take a call from me on the CP desk when I've had a bad day due to irregular ops and hear what you have to deal with everyday. I would like for them to see how poor the computer systems are and just how many key strokes it takes to just get to where you can book my ticket. Oh crap, don't get me started.........robbedagain said:i do agree that we should also strip the current clowns as well. let them see first hand how difficult it is for the TRULY HARD WORKING employees of usair wanting to travel on our own airline
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Winglet said:An empty and meaningless gesture meant to influence those incapable of critical thinking. Lakefield has you watching their right hand when you should be watching the left one.
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Schatzee said:Not to mention that this only affects the FORMER "crew members". Now, if the current crew would like to step up to the plate and take the same dose of medicine, that would be 2 steps in the right direction. But I can't see Jerry and his buddies willingly give up flying their family and friends anywhere US goes in F class anytime soon. :down:
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SCEflyer said:I believe that this revocation of confirmed F/C "do not bump" privileges, for the 200 +/- people mentioned in The NYT article was entirely appropriate. Perhaps it should have been done earlier in the BK case, since it would have been unlikely that the judge would have had little time or sympathy for the affected individuals, in the event that they might have tried to appeal the loss of their privileges. In any event, questioning the timing of the move is akin to the discussing the proverbial "water over the dam".
However, in the first and hopefully only time, that I am going to express my opinion as an observer to the employee predicament at US, other then to report a positive customer experience, I believe that the pass privileges offered to Messers. Bronner(?), Lakefield and others, in particular, and their compensation packages, including family flight privileges should not be the subject of attack.
Like it or not, they didn't create this mess. RSA has a lot of money at risk; Bronner and his associates are trying to fix it in the way they believe is best for all concerned. We can speculate all day or night about whether their course is the best or most equitable, or whether it will ultimately prove to be successful. Lakefield and most of his management team are new; in many cases they gave up other positions to come to US; they should be fairly compensated along the lines of their industry peers, and not punished because of the obvious shortcomings of their predecessors.
I am not defending their actions/strategy, nor am I attacking them. Rather, right now, for better or worse, it is their bat and their ball.
Best regards to everyone!
Tom
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ClueByFour said:The current execs should be traveling under the same policy as the rank and file--in the back, only going space positive when absolutely necessary, etc.
There are a bunch of folks running about CCY with CP cards (or there were, a few years back). That too, should end. It's not a huge revalation to suggest that the current crop of losers lacks any operational acumen--making them live the life of a customer while traveling might actually encourage some insight on this subject.
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