Airbus pilot, BALPA Executive President, Guitarist, Liverpool FC and rugby fan. Views here are my own opinions.
Northern Ireland
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Paul Naylor retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: easyJet pilots and management have achieved a breakthrough in negotiations meaning that no pilots will be made compulsorily redundant. (1/4)
balpa.org/Media-Centre/Press…
Horrible times in the aviation industry. Thousands of jobs at risk. Some within companies just trying to survive and some in companies using it as an excuse to slash contract terms. #covid-19 continues to reveal both the best and worst in human nature.. and corporate culture 😔
Paul Naylor retweeted
We're working with @airlineprep on training courses for our Flybe members. Today we're in Exeter. This is a crucial part of the support we give members who find themselves out of a job.
This is just 1 of 13 courses we're running around the country together.
Thoughts and best wishes to all my friends and ex-colleagues at JEA/ Flybe. Great times and great memories. 😔
#valuecabs Belfast - Thanks a lot for not showing up for an airport run.. and lying about the location of the offending cab. Customer service at its worst. #unacceptable
Top tip: Airlines - try telling the customers you’ve cancelled their flight before they find out from the airport’s website. That’s just bad form 😔
Paul Naylor retweeted
Kicking off day 2 of our conference with a session on Reduced Crew ops. Board Directors @kgely and Tanja Harter brief our pilot reps on the state of play
In Brussels attending the European Cockpit Association conference.
@eu_cockpit @BALPApilots
Nice of Extinction Rebellion to prorogue Parliament for 2 weeks 🤣. Didn’t have them down as Brexiteers 😋
Hmm.. slot delay 1hr 30. Weather currently fine 🤔
Be quicker going to Birmingham and getting a train 🙄
Thomas Cook - UK Company saddled with all the debt and wound up.
Meanwhile in Germany .....
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Good news for German staff but it’s completely outrageous for grinning senior Thomas Cook executives who caused this disaster to be swanning into new jobs when their British workforce is on the scrapheap. thesun.co.uk/news/10005824/t…
The saddest of days for the industry, it’s customers and my former colleagues at Thomas Cook.
Good luck to all. 😔
