USA320Pilot
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Captain Duane Woerth is a Northwest Airlines pilot.
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USA320Pilot
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USA320Pilot
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Will he, really? Then why is he still at the helm?AP Tech said:The person sent an email to "Labor Friendly Dave" and being the nice guy he is he replied....."look at it as a sinking ship and I will throw anybody off to save it".
What is burning the airline to the ground is a management that hasn't figured out who or what US Airways was, is or should be. It has been going on for years. Siegel is the latest in a long line of incompetence. He still hasn't got it figured out.USA320Pilot said:Bear96:
Bear96 asked: "They needed Wise Man Woerth to figure that out?"
USA320Pilot comments: Bear, the RC5 are in the process of burning the airline to the ground. If true, then maybe United could pick up US Airways' assets without any employees.
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USA320Pilot
I stand corrected.USA320Pilot said:Captain Duane Woerth is a Northwest Airlines pilot.
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USA320Pilot
Sounds to me like they are realizing the house has been on fire for some time and is almost completely charred, and no more amount of water in the form of more concessions will save it. Maybe they are thinking they might as well let it burn down and go out instead of spreading to any more of the nighborhood.USA320Pilot said:USA320Pilot comments: Bear, the RC5 are in the process of burning the airline to the ground. If true, then maybe United could pick up US Airways' assets without any employees.
Question on a time frame. We were directed this week to get RJ training done asap since CRJ701s are supposed to be coming starting in a week or two. Is this a reasonable time frame to expect the PSA planes to start flying? Are the pilots (whoever they end up being) trained on the type so a reasonable startup of revenue flights could begin within 2 weeks or are we looking at a longer time frame if the agreement is reached by (when is the LOA 91 vote done?). I'm not really up on the LOAs for RJ relief and was curious if this plan is plausible.USA320Pilot said:Last night the MEC voted to send out LOA 91, RJ Scope Relief, to the membership for ratification.