Lesson Learned, Unionize!!!

[altiplano]

I’m not sure I follow the logic. There is most definitely more unionized pilots out of work right now than non-unionized. So, how would a union save me?

There are most definitely more unionised pilots than non-unionised in this country. Particularly at Airlines.

Are there any large operators without unionised pilots driving? Porter? How are they faring?

[goingnowherefast]

Aren't the Porter pilots sitting at home making CEWS while most other regional pilots go to work for what's similar to CEWS pay?

We're all suffering in this crap, some a little worse than others. Porter has always been a little different, not better or worse, just different. This situation is the same. Porter pilots are suffering just like the rest, it just in a different fashion.

[PeterParker]

There are most definitely more unionised pilots than non-unionised in this country. Particularly at Airlines.

Are there any large operators without unionised pilots driving? Porter? How are they faring?

Pasco is not unionized and the initial layoff was a bit of a clusterfvck with the layoffs going by base/position and not seniority. Company never really took up the offer of CEWS from the government, so everyone went on CERB...

[altiplano]

There are most definitely more unionised pilots than non-unionised in this country. Particularly at Airlines.

Are there any large operators without unionised pilots driving? Porter? How are they faring?

Pasco is not unionized and the initial layoff was a bit of a clusterfvck with the layoffs going by base/position and not seniority. Company never really took up the offer of CEWS from the government, so everyone went on CERB...

That's disappointing to hear.

What % of the schedule/fleet is Pasco flying? Good luck to those guys.