"Cathay management appears oblivious to reality..." - SCMP
Nope, just issues with iPad keyboard. I have made a similar post elsewhere, the point I am trying to make is that to me, a fresh management, even mainland, could be no worse than the current incumbents.
As I've also said, I have heard 'CX is going to be sold to the Chinese' throughout my near 3 decades in the airline. I guess it has to eventuate if you predict it long enough.
As I've also said, I have heard 'CX is going to be sold to the Chinese' throughout my near 3 decades in the airline. I guess it has to eventuate if you predict it long enough.
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I agree Dart. Talk to expats at Chinese airlines. Pilots are still treated with respect and not seen as the enemy.
I can't understand the fear of being sold, it's not like it could be any worse wrt to how management view and treat us.
I can't understand the fear of being sold, it's not like it could be any worse wrt to how management view and treat us.
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It really, really saddens me to read this. Friend says things are chaotic.
I just have happy memories of flying for what was then absolutely the world's #1 carrier, and by far the most difficult to get hired into.
Their flying and training standards at Kai Tak will never be equaled.
Very sad....the rot was obvious after HKG handover, when I left.
Geez, even Rod Eddington said I was making a sound decision when I asked him at cocktail party on the Island....and he left...
I just have happy memories of flying for what was then absolutely the world's #1 carrier, and by far the most difficult to get hired into.
Their flying and training standards at Kai Tak will never be equaled.
Very sad....the rot was obvious after HKG handover, when I left.
Geez, even Rod Eddington said I was making a sound decision when I asked him at cocktail party on the Island....and he left...
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When Rod called us 'Million Dollar Morons', he showed the true envy that management have for the aircrew body, that they can not do without.
He and the subsequent incumbents dislike the reality that:
1) we are needed, because like it or not, planes do not currently fly themselves.
2) few, if any of the senior management could do our job, whereas many of the crew in CX could do their job very well, and it wouldn't take a 3 month conversion course.
He and the subsequent incumbents dislike the reality that:
1) we are needed, because like it or not, planes do not currently fly themselves.
2) few, if any of the senior management could do our job, whereas many of the crew in CX could do their job very well, and it wouldn't take a 3 month conversion course.
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From the Friday Pravda
Or perhaps another way to look at this Anna, might be to consider your own disastrous handling of the issues thus far. If these had been dealt with,with even a modicum of integrity and simple honesty, the current situation would probably not even prevail.
Industrial Escalation
In an attempt to further harm the operations of the company at this critical time, the HKAOA has escalated
their industrial action on the Training Captain Ban, by asking global pilot unions to also ban the training of
Cathay pilots. This action by the HKAOA is at odds with the efforts of teams across the airline as they work
together to ensure the future financial success of Cathay.
In an attempt to further harm the operations of the company at this critical time, the HKAOA has escalated
their industrial action on the Training Captain Ban, by asking global pilot unions to also ban the training of
Cathay pilots. This action by the HKAOA is at odds with the efforts of teams across the airline as they work
together to ensure the future financial success of Cathay.
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I'm perplexed. How is just doing my job, to the highest of standards and not volunteering for training (which I am not obliged to do) seen as industrial action?
But then again, we are dealing with a woman! Hard done to, apparently, every one of them.
But then again, we are dealing with a woman! Hard done to, apparently, every one of them.
From the Friday Pravda
Or perhaps another way to look at this Anna, might be to consider your own disastrous handling of the issues thus far. If these had been dealt with,with even a modicum of integrity and simple honesty, the current situation would probably not even prevail.
Or perhaps another way to look at this Anna, might be to consider your own disastrous handling of the issues thus far. If these had been dealt with,with even a modicum of integrity and simple honesty, the current situation would probably not even prevail.
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From the Friday Pravda
Or perhaps another way to look at this Anna, might be to consider your own disastrous handling of the issues thus far. If these had been dealt with,with even a modicum of integrity and simple honesty, the current situation would probably not even prevail.
Or perhaps another way to look at this Anna, might be to consider your own disastrous handling of the issues thus far. If these had been dealt with,with even a modicum of integrity and simple honesty, the current situation would probably not even prevail.
' If it be true that workingmen may combine with a view, among other things, to getting as much as they can for their labor, just as capital may combine with a view to getting the greatest possible return, it must be true that, when combined, they have the same liberty that combined capital has, to support their interests by argument, persuasion, and the bestowal or refusal of those advantages which they otherwise lawfully control.'
