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[captkrunch]

Thanks to those who provided productive responses.

Cheers,
CK

 

[ualdriver]

Thanks to those who provided productive responses.

Cheers,
CK

Hopefully your friend will find jke406's comments the most "productive."

 

[skiandsurf]

Hopefully your friend will find jke406's comments the most "productive."

Just a guess, but these guys at VA and SBus, would probably rather fly for UAL or DAL, but because they are of the wrong color or gender, or they sat in the wrong chair during the UAL/DAL interview, they got turned down and now have an axe to grind.

 

[Abe Froman]

Just a guess, but these guys at VA and SBus, would probably rather fly for UAL or DAL, but because they are of the wrong color or gender, or they sat in the wrong chair during the UAL/DAL interview, they got turned down and now have an axe to grind.

I can't speak for other VA pilots so I won't make blanket statements concerning others. I have never had an app in with United or Delta. They were not my bag. I have no ax to grind.

I can say for a fact that I would not leave VA if UAL, Delta, NWA, USair or Continental called tomorrow and gave me a class date. Like I said, not my bag.

Abe

 

[starshipdrvr]

Removed

 

[Shrek]

Just a guess, but these guys at VA and SBus, would probably rather fly for UAL or DAL, but because they are of the wrong color or gender, or they sat in the wrong chair during the UAL/DAL interview, they got turned down and now have an axe to grind.

I didn't UAL's interview process like that at all.........what is your source?

 

[720persecond]

Just a guess, but these guys at VA and SBus, would probably rather fly for UAL or DAL, but because they are of the wrong color or gender, or they sat in the wrong chair during the UAL/DAL interview, they got turned down and now have an axe to grind.

Hilarious !

I know UAL, DAL and NWA guys who quit their respective legacies to go to VA. Wake up and smell the coffee