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ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE 21st Feb 2020 02:59


Originally Posted by ConfigFull (Post 10692547)
So why hasn't he already?

from my limited understanding it is legal for this flying to be crewed outside the QF EBA because it is new flying and not replacing existing flying (happy to be corrected).

why not use the cheapest (by far) WB pilots in the region (maybe the world) at the entity you own, whose EBA already covers it. As long as it’s Wide Body single deck it’s fair game to be flown on the current JQ EBA.

morno 21st Feb 2020 03:07


Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE (Post 10692543)
Jetstar Widebody Annual Pay Rates

Base up to 75hrs block time as at 1 July 2018

Capt $228,927

F/O $148,803

S/O $82,414

I’ll bet anything Mr Joyce would love any excuse to have the sunrise flying crewed by JQ

You mean that you'd love any excuse to undercut your mates? Going by your narrative in the JQ EBA thread you're more than happy to just take whatever Mr Joyce gives you, so you'd be more than happy to put your greasy little hand up and volunteer to do the Sunrise flying. You'd even turn down the crew meal just to save him a few bucks.

ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE 21st Feb 2020 03:13


Originally Posted by morno (Post 10692556)
You mean that you'd love any excuse to undercut your mates? Going by your narrative in the JQ EBA thread you're more than happy to just take whatever Mr Joyce gives you, so you'd be more than happy to put your greasy little hand up and volunteer to do the Sunrise flying. You'd even turn down the crew meal just to save him a few bucks.

nah, those sectors would be waaayyy too long for me. I’m just stating the facts

ScepticalOptomist 21st Feb 2020 03:39


Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE (Post 10692543)
Jetstar Widebody Annual Pay Rates

Base up to 75hrs block time as at 1 July 2018

Capt $228,927

F/O $148,803

S/O $82,414

I’ll bet anything Mr Joyce would love any excuse to have the sunrise flying crewed by JQ

Except it’s meant to be a “premium” route. JQ has its place in the market.

If it was legal / easy / actually worth it to just set up another entity to undercut labour costs it would have been done long ago.

The assumption that pilot costs have that much sway in the total costs is still laughable.


Fatguyinalittlecoat 21st Feb 2020 03:41


Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE (Post 10692553)
from my limited understanding it is legal for this flying to be crewed outside the QF EBA because it is new flying and not replacing existing flying (happy to be corrected).

why not use the cheapest (by far) WB pilots in the region (maybe the world) at the entity you own, whose EBA already covers it. As long as it’s Wide Body single deck it’s fair game to be flown on the current JQ EBA.

If he wanted you mate, he would have already asked. Now go back down your hole.

ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE 21st Feb 2020 03:44


Originally Posted by ScepticalOptomist (Post 10692564)
Except it’s meant to be a “premium” route. JQ has its place in the market.

It would still be premium service. QF brand, QF product, QF cabin crew (QCCA) but on your boarding pass in brackets a tiny note ‘operated by Jetstar Airways’ the same as Cobham, Network, Eastern, Sunstate and Jetconnect (before its AOC was reintegrated).

Im not saying that it’ll happen, but it’s a possibility that should be taken into account.

Poto 21st Feb 2020 04:13

Why wouldn’t they do it? The Margins are thin enough. The increase in cost (fuel) from a very pissed off workforce cannot be understated. The A/C isn’t arriving for 3 years. Also it’s not entirely ‘growth’. Also going to be hard to make people redundant while having a new entity take over 380/330 routes

The Bullwinkle 21st Feb 2020 04:18


Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE (Post 10692543)
Jetstar Widebody Annual Pay Rates

Base up to 75hrs block time as at 1 July 2018

Capt $228,927

F/O $148,803

S/O $82,414

I’ll bet anything Mr Joyce would love any excuse to have the sunrise flying crewed by JQ

I’m a little confused by this.
Aren’t JQ pilots in the middle of their own PIA for better wages/conditions at the moment?
So why would they help out Napoleon with his Sunrise project?

Street garbage 21st Feb 2020 04:39

ECAMactions:Considering your meek effort on the Jetstar thread, your willingness to capitulate at the first hint of pushback from Management, I don't think you should be on this thread saying what should- or shouldn't -happen. You're just as bad as the Angels or Nathan.

normanton 21st Feb 2020 04:58

I'm sure the tens of thousands of Chinese pilots emailing Mr. Joyce would be more than happy to remain unemployed for the next 3 years, just so they can operate Sunrise.

ScepticalOptomist 21st Feb 2020 05:03


Originally Posted by normanton (Post 10692584)
I'm sure the tens of thousands of Chinese pilots emailing Mr. Joyce would be more than happy to remain unemployed for the next 3 years, just so they can operate Sunrise.

And all of the expats who are looking for a job today will be happy to wait around 3+ years for the “up to 12” sunrise aircraft to arrive... great plan. :-)

QF are meant to have 50+ 787s too - how many have arrived so far?

ConfigFull 21st Feb 2020 05:19


Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE (Post 10692553)
from my limited understanding it is legal for this flying to be crewed outside the QF EBA because it is new flying and not replacing existing flying (happy to be corrected).

why not use the cheapest (by far) WB pilots in the region (maybe the world) at the entity you own, whose EBA already covers it. As long as it’s Wide Body single deck it’s fair game to be flown on the current JQ EBA.

Yes, but the clincher is that not one single current QF pilot's hours can drop below where they are right now. So then you think, well maybe he'll Jetconnect the thing and base it overseas? Have fun convincing this new country that they should allow 23.5hr duties straight off the bat when you don't have any government influence like they do here.

Harbour Dweller 21st Feb 2020 05:37


Have fun convincing this new country that they should allow 23.5hr duties straight off the bat when you don't have any government influence like they do here.
It wasn’t that long ago that Joyce’s dealings with foreign governments over Jetstar didn’t work out for him. HKG and Japan failings must still be fresh in his mind.

normanton 21st Feb 2020 05:38


Originally Posted by ScepticalOptomist (Post 10692588)
And all of the expats who are looking for a job today will be happy to wait around 3+ years for the “up to 12” sunrise aircraft to arrive... great plan. :-)

QF are meant to have 50+ 787s too - how many have arrived so far?

Exactly. At one stage they had an ASX announcement for up to 100 787's!!!!!

Danny104 21st Feb 2020 06:00

ROH111,
Sounds like you would be the first to put your hand up . Unfortunately you’ll have to write a letter to him personally to screw your comrades over. The general rule with EBA votes are they are anonymous for good reason .

Servo 21st Feb 2020 06:42


Originally Posted by normanton (Post 10692603)
Exactly. At one stage they had an ASX announcement for up to 100 787's!!!!!

I wonder if this is done to increase the share price or "manipulate" the market?

Crash8 21st Feb 2020 07:51


Originally Posted by ScepticalOptomist (Post 10692588)
And all of the expats who are looking for a job today will be happy to wait around 3+ years for the “up to 12” sunrise aircraft to arrive...

Who’s to say the project isn’t brought forward. The whole 2023 date could be a red herring. Can’t honestly see why we need 3 years, unless it’s purely frames.

V-Jet 21st Feb 2020 09:33

There is one person amongst all others that has done more to destroy the company than any other person in history. A German Corporal and Japanese General made serious assaults on the title, but frankly, as it turned out, rank amateurs.

Who has a reputation for negotiating for years without negotiating anything? Who is it that has created this sense of urgency? Who is it pushing? Why do they want an instant decision? Who is the biggest (smallest standing) bully in the room?

There is NO rush for a decision. Do NOT give him what he wants without a fight. The more he bullies, the more desperate he is.

A ‘yes’ vote guarantees a crap deal. A ‘no’ vote simply keeps cards on the table. There is NO need to roll over and play dead.

The truly disgusting thing is that ‘management’ are convincing ‘you’ that they won’t pay $xx. Everyone who reads this KNOWS that they will pay $xx, just that they would prefer to pay it to themselves, not to the people doing the actual work.

The ONLY time pressure is on Elaine.

ScepticalOptomist 21st Feb 2020 09:41


Originally Posted by Crash8 (Post 10692671)
Who’s to say the project isn’t brought forward. The whole 2023 date could be a red herring. Can’t honestly see why we need 3 years, unless it’s purely frames.

Maybe, but I doubt it - QF are glacial - More likely to be delayed than brought forward!

Asturias56 21st Feb 2020 10:44


Originally Posted by Crash8 (Post 10692671)
Who’s to say the project isn’t brought forward. The whole 2023 date could be a red herring. Can’t honestly see why we need 3 years, unless it’s purely frames.

No suitable aircraft for a profit making service - the 777 X only flew in January - the A350 -1000 ULR is still being tweeked


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