WestJet "Passenger Perks" - Bitter Taste in the Westjet Koolaid?

Sounds like all is not rosy in the land of the Kool-Aid drinkers :cool:

http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/story/GAM.20090417.RTICKER17ART1937-9/GIStory/

??? Comparing this to that terrible tragedy in Guyana shows an incredible lack of sensitivity on your part.

And this is nothing compared to Air Canada.

Sounds like all is not rosy in the land of the Kool-Aid drinkers :cool:

http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/story/GAM.20090417.RTICKER17ART1937-9/GIStory/

Go back to the ErrorCanada/errorplan thread and enjoy the smoke they blow....

And this is nothing compared to Air Canada.

Exactly; AC is on the verge on imploding a second time since WS has been around and one off key note in the normally harmonious WS family has OP jumping for joy? Time for a reality check. :rolleyes:

Go back to the ErrorCanada/errorplan thread and enjoy the smoke they blow....

Oh dear, what will you do if they unionize?

well i know in YVR they fired the last 2 guys that tried to secretly start a union. that was years ago, i think they made their point for now. you can all be owners, just don't expect any power in the decisions and direction of our airline. or seniority rights.

I've worked at YVR for 7 years. You're full of .....

??? Comparing this to that terrible tragedy in Guyana shows an incredible lack of sensitivity on your part..

LOL, you are new to the internet, aren't you.

Sweetener has been added to the Koolaid

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idCAN1735430520090617?rpc=44

WestJet pilots ratify four-year labor deal
Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:41pm EDT

CALGARY, Alberta, June 17 (Reuters) - WestJet Airlines Ltd's (WJA.TO) pilots have ratified a four-year labor deal, Canada's second-largest carrier said on Wednesday without divulging details of the agreement.

WestJet's pilots association said in a statement that the agreement will provide the company and its pilots with stability to weather the airline industry's downturn.

The deal, which takes effect July 1, was ratified by 89 percent of those who voted, the company said. (Reporting by Jeffrey Jones; editing by Rob Wilson)