r/aviationmaintenance
Ex-Spirit mechanics: when did you see the writing on the wall?
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As someone who's staking their claim in the airline industry, I'd like to hear your opinions about when it's time to think about jumping ship. Did you know it was coming, and if so, what were the signs? I'd also like to hear about your experience of finding a new job and how you're doing now, if you feel like sharing. Thanks for reading!
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[comment u/Corvette232] after it got blocked we couldn't afford new nuts for the NLG tires we changed and were told to reuse the ones we took off
[comment u/SunAndMoon19] In 2023 we all knew the company was struggling financially but by 2024 it was obvious shit was real.
[comment u/Cock_Of_The_Hand] Started to look for new jobs on the first bankruptcy. Seeing Ted's bonus, the second bankruptcy, and union negotiations/mergers stalling gave me a really bad feeling