Aussi base closure adds to costs
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Aussi base closure adds to costs
The only direct crewing cost to the company for aussi pilots is their medical insurance. Closing the base will immediately increase costs as those who can will return to HKG and then get paid for doing nothing. All the **** we are getting from the company isn't about short term survival, it is all about using the current situation to force drastic reductions on us, either to structure the company for sale or to maximise future bonuses for the managers. Anyone out there not got an exit plan?
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There is NO room or need for Aussi bases in the "new" AirCXx ....... You can thank the parade of 3rd floor sycophants and the flowing river of Swire Princes and family for the unconstrained collapse that Merlin will now wear dishonourably. I could say wear in shame however there's no such thing in narcissism.. As was in the cards since 1993;
the bigger they are, the harder they fall . "THUD"
the bigger they are, the harder they fall . "THUD"
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The Oz Gov won’t allow more than a handful of flights for years yet. Unfortunately there is no point in the base. In HK people are now questioning whether CX will survive.
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The evil managers who proposed the stupid bases idea and got bonusses for short term financial accountancy should now be sued for any losses resulting . It is amazing that CX managers receive bonusses for perceived short term gains, while the long term damage to the company is never punished.
The evil managers who proposed the stupid bases idea and got bonusses for short term financial accountancy should now be sued for any losses resulting . It is amazing that CX managers receive bonusses for perceived short term gains, while the long term damage to the company is never punished.
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The usuals here would rather stay and keep complaining about everything than to actually leave. Some even "envy" their Dragon mates who got culled, yet here they still are/will be after every voluntary retirement/separation scheme or exit opportunity. Go figure.
The usuals here would rather stay and keep complaining about everything than to actually leave. Some even "envy" their Dragon mates who got culled, yet here they still are/will be after every voluntary retirement/separation scheme or exit opportunity. Go figure.
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Controlled. I completely understand and sympathize with your sentiment. The company is deserving of opprobrium and condemnation. However, nothing will change. They have decided to completely eradicate the CX of old. The new CX will be an Asian version of Ryanair. If you cannot accept that, it is better for you and your family to leave. It is a tragedy in the industry how CX decided to destroy the very fabric of their success. However, here we are. It is now an established fact. Move on.
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CX already has the Asian Ryanair painted purple. If anything you'll see UO rise into the new Air Asia. People in Hong Kong like cheap quick travel options. I have not heard a peep from that side of the field though.
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Don’t know how you can compare CX to Ryanair. It’s not even close. Reducing the pilot wage bill also doesn’t destroy Cathay's success. Cathay still has an excellent customer product. Unfortunately you guys are too narrow minded to see what has happened at CX is an industry wide problem and not unique to CX. Time will tell post-COVID who actually leaves or not but you won’t find any better jobs out there, if there was you all would of left years ago.
Controlled rest has been talking for years about an exit plan yet here they still are, even presented a golden opportunity to take some money and leave. Always humorous how the most vocal don’t do anything about their situation. If there is so much injustice in CX, just leave. Vote with your feet rather than just moaning on pprune. I’m fed up being surrounded by such a miserable bunch.
Don’t know how you can compare CX to Ryanair. It’s not even close. Reducing the pilot wage bill also doesn’t destroy Cathay's success. Cathay still has an excellent customer product. Unfortunately you guys are too narrow minded to see what has happened at CX is an industry wide problem and not unique to CX. Time will tell post-COVID who actually leaves or not but you won’t find any better jobs out there, if there was you all would of left years ago.
Controlled rest has been talking for years about an exit plan yet here they still are, even presented a golden opportunity to take some money and leave. Always humorous how the most vocal don’t do anything about their situation. If there is so much injustice in CX, just leave. Vote with your feet rather than just moaning on pprune. I’m fed up being surrounded by such a miserable bunch.
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That’s the problem with airline seniority the pay at the bottom of the next airline is worse than the cut at the present.
There is no pressure to increase or maintain salary at airlines where industrial action is limited therefore the seniority system is a hindrance. The opposite for airlines under strong labour laws and unions when seniority helps maintain the status quo.
There is no pressure to increase or maintain salary at airlines where industrial action is limited therefore the seniority system is a hindrance. The opposite for airlines under strong labour laws and unions when seniority helps maintain the status quo.
