Dromotions
Autunno, Tbny
( j[M*nti. H727. CLT
Band, Norwood. Jr.
Captain H737 IJWI
Barnes. Loriann
C.'usi He) Rrp . INT
Bauer, Mary
Su|KTviv)r. UCAHO
Beeson. Phil
Rrji [)ir of Flym^J. CLT
Burk. Gary
Isi oriucr, M727. GSO
Byrd, Pam
Anal, hiyroll, INT
Cartwright. Bill
CapiiiJn. B737, JWI
Chancey. Steven
i’ilot Ch Airman. 15727. INT
Christian. Robert. Jr.
Jr Cornm Atutl.. INT
Comer. Rita
Cfxjrd Tki. Audit INT
Connell. Barry
1st orriccr. F28. MIA
Correll, Amy
C.jpiain. F28. CLT
Craver, Donald
A(>pr«-niH t . INT Fli
Crittenden. Tbm
Captain, F2H. CLT
Davis, Bo, Jr.
I)lv, Chii-r I'Dot. GSO
Davitt, James
Cajjiain, V2H. CL'I'
Diffee. Bob
Div. Chirt I'ilot, IJWI
Dopp, Randall
1st Ollkrr, B737, BWI
Driscoll, John. Ill
Sr Sia. Ai»t.. fiOS
Corbello, Dwight
I’ilot Ch Airriiaii, B737. INT
Ferkin. Marty
1st (JlficfT. B737, CLT
Fisher. Randy
Ca{)lain. B737. CLT
Funicello, Angelo
Div. (,’hi-l I’ilot. SyK
Garner, Kenneth
Captain. P'28, MIA
Guttman, Steven
1st 0(Ti cr. F28. MIA
Hanes. Weldon
Captain. B737, BWI
Hansen, Kay Lynn
Kxccutivc SfCTftary, INT
Harvey. Nancy
Corrd. Acciji. Clerk. INT
Hofstra, Gordon
C'aptain. B737. BWI
Horst, Roger
Mechanic, UCA
Huntley, Benjamin
Sr Sta. Agi . CLT
Ilko, Steve
Fit. Simulator Kng.. CLT
Jerome, Vinnie
Ca[)tairi. B737. BWI
Jessup, Lynn
Secretary. IN'I'
Jones, Michael
Captain, F2H. MIA
Jones, Mick
Sup«T\'isor. UCAKO
Jones, Mitchell
Captain, F28, MIA
Keith. Rebecca
Anal Fit, Oper. INT
Lasher, Jacqueline
Sr. Sta. Ag{.. SYR
Leonard. David
I’ro^i./Anal., INT
Lester, Wayne
Aiud. A&I) & Ml. Rcc.. INT
Loudenslager, Gary
Sr Sta. A^t BUF
Mabe, James
Pilot Ch. Airman. B737, INT
Mabry, William
Pilot Ch. Ainnati, B737. INT
Mac Farland, Rita
Jr. Programmer. INT
Mack, Daniel
1st Offi( T F28. MIA
Mahoney, Maureen
Sr Sta. Aj^t ISP
McCarthy. Evan
Sr, SUi Agt BOS
McCloskey, John
1st Officcr, B737. CLT
McCullough, Claudette
Publi( Kel. C(x>rd.. INT
McKinney, Jim
Captain. B737, CLT
Merkel, Martha
Supvr. Line Mt. Plnt>., INT
Mickey, Robin
Adm. Secretary. INT
Millhouse, Marla
SuixTV'isor. UCARO
Miner, Mark
Plnr. Sp('C. Line Mt. Wd.. INT
Montgomery, Eric
[)ir. Gen. Acct>4.. INT
Moore, Stanley
Captain, P'28. GSO
Moorefield, Jeffery
Sr. Sta. Afi,i . I3WI
Morgan, Dean
Plnr. SjX'C. Line Mt. Wd . INT
Morriss, Don
Captain. B737. CLT
Mulsand, Lou, Jr.
Asst. Chief Pilot. CLT
Mulsand, Louis
Ass.t Chief Pilot, fi737. CLT
Nichols, Gary
Captain. F28. GSO
Nisi, Vince. Jr.
leam U-ader. IN'I'
Parsons, Walter,
1st Officer. B737. GSO
Paschal, John
Asst. Chief f’ilot B737. CLT
Patton, Carol
C(X)rd. T\i, Agy. Acctg.. INT
Piper, Bill
Captain. B737. BWI
Procter, John
Captain. B737. CLT
Pugh, Jay
1st Officer. F28, GSO
Reaume, Arthur
Captain. F28, MIA
Reed, Rick
Mgr Suppt tng,. CLT
Reiske, Wayne
Sr Sta, Agt . BDL
Resh, Larry
Captain, B737. BWI
Rosche, Janet
Sr. Sta, Agt.. ISP
Savage, John
1st Ofhcer, B737. CLT
Scarpetti, Robert
Sr. Sla. Agt.. BOS
Schaefer. Joseph
Claims & Hec. Auditor. CLT
Schwab, Alfred,
Captain. B737. E5WI
Seymour, Grey, Jr.
Captain. F28, SYK
Sharp, John
Captain, B727. CLT
Sink. Sharon
Cashier. INT
Starling. Stanley
1st Officcr. B727. CLT
Stevens, David
Pilot Ch. Airman, B737. INT
Stroup, Donald
Captain. B727. CLT
Suwek, Kim
Supei^isor, UCARO
T^llon, Joseph
Sr. Sta. Agt,. ISP
T\irner, Loyd
Div, Chief Pilot, MIA
Ulrich, Raymond
1st Officer. B727. CLT
Valk, Gretchen
Sr. Sta. Agt,. BWI
Vandini, Wayne
Sr. Sta, Agt,. BDL
Vaughn, Jerry
Captain, B737, BWI
Vinson, Lindell
Captain. F28. CLT
Watts, Tim
Supvr. Payroll, INT
White, Mike
Comm. Analyst. INT
Winter, Dave
Captain. B737, CLT
Woodard, James
r^ilot Ch. Airman. B727. INT
retirements
Bianucci, A1
Records. Adm, INT.
39 years
Everhart, Mitch
Tech. Consultant. INT.
39 years
Holleman, Hank, N.
Captain, B737. GSO.
31 years
Mahn, Doc
Mgr, Line Maintenance.
ILM. 35 years
Meadows, Dewey
Mechanic. INT.
28 years
O’Connor, Harry
Captain, B737. ORF.
36 years
Samples, J.D.
Lead Mechanic. INT,
25 years
deaths
Gilbert, Ernest
VIA. CLT, died 9/6/87, Ik-
had been with the Com
pany since 7/1/82.
Gillikin, Iris
Supvr. Sales. SA'IXD/CLN.
died 8/17/87. She was
employed by the Company
on 9/7/55,
Riad, Abdallah
Captain, B727, GSO, died
8/4/87, He was hired on
9/2/69.
I wini sfwrs i
12
Fifteen employees represented Piedmont and Henson, The
Piedmont Regional Airline, in the sixth annual World Airline
Road Race (WARR), held August 30 in Sydney, Australia.
Among those who represented Piedmont £ire (kneeling,
1 to r) CLT-based flight attendants Jane Smith, Lynda Bou
chard, and Paisley Archer; and (standing, 1 to r) Michelle
Hamilton, DCARG; Jim Devitt, CLT-based captain; Bob
Hess, BWI-based captain; Dennis Sealey, LAX operations;
John DeBruin, MCO supervisor; and Lani T^manaha, MIA-
based flight attendant.
USAir will host WARR’88 in Washington, D.C. next ftill.
Watch the Piedmonitor for details.
nterlining
Jamaica
Mallard Beach Hotel in Ocho Rios has
$99/person special which includes room
for three nights, round-trip transfers
from Montego Bay, buffet breakfast daily,
cocktail party, daily activities, pool and
tennis, and live entertainment nightly.
Advance reservations required. Call 809/
974-2201 for reservations.
Seattle
The Westin Hotel offers airline employ
ees in sales or reservations a 50 percent
discount Monday-Thursday. and a 50
percent discount to all employees Friday-
Sunday Call 206/728-1000 or 800/228-
3000 for reservations.
Iceland
Interline Connection Tours, Inc. offers
Iceland Adventure Weekend. Program in
cludes transatlantic air positive space,
accommodations, round-trip transfers,
breakfast daily, discount shopping and
sightseeing vouchers, and local tax and
service. Airline employees, spouses, chil
dren under 21, parents, retirees, and
non-airline friends eligible. Departures
available from New York on Tbesdays and
Saturdays, from Chicago on Sundays,
from Baltimore on Wednesdays, and
from Orlando on Sundays, Rates are
$269/person for employees, their fami
lies, and retirees, and $399/person for
non-airline friends ($419/person for non
airline friends departing from Orlando).
For details, call 800/221-3159 or 212/
490/0081. Tour runs through March 1988.
South Pacific
Ventures Extraordinaire Inc. offers self-
drive program in Australia or New Zea
land, including seven nights and car,
beginning at $296/person/double. Popu
lar farmstays available in New Zealand
from $457/person/double. An all-
inclusive 10-day Sydney to Melbourne
tour begins at $782/person/double and
includes most meals. A nine-day tour of
the Northern Territory starts at $805 and
includes the Kakadu and Katherine
Gorge National Parks, World Heritage
area, a scenic flight and crocodile night
spotting. Shorter tours commencing
daily. Also available is an eight-day trip
to the Naviti Beach Resort on the Fijian
Islands from $265/person/double. Call
415/592-2629 or write 940 Emmett Ave.,
Suite 12, Belmont, CA 94002 for details.
Cruises
Premier Cruise Lines, the official
cruise line of Walt Disney World, is offer
ing interline discounts on combination
cruise-Disney World packages. Packages
include a three-day Bahamas cruise plus
a four-night stay at Walt Disney World
with tickets to The Magic Kingdom and
EPCOT and a seven-day car rental. The
ships, the Royale and Oceanic, sail from
Port Canaveral to Prince George's Wharf
in Nassau and Bahamas Out Island of
Salt Cay. The Magic Vacation Combina
tion (three-night cruise and four-night
Walt Disney World stay) begin at $430/
person/double. Three- and four-day
cruises are available from $225/person/
double. Employees, spouses, dependent
children, parents of employees, retirees,
and non-airline companions sharing a
cabin/room with an interliner are eligi
ble. For positive space reservations and
additional information, contact Interline
Representatives, Ltd., 25 West 39th St.,
New York, NY 10018. Telephone 212/
840-6727 in New York, 800/828-0046 in
the U.S, and 800/654-0089 in Canada.
Many other cruises also available.
Antigua, West Indies
The Pineapple Beach Club in Long Bay
offers interliners their first night free
between October 29 and December 23
when guests arrive after 9 p.m. and stay
for a minimum of three paid nights. The
resort offers snorkeling. Mistral wind
surfing, Sunfish sailboats, a 47-foot
Catamaran, and fishing, all with expert
instruction. Also included in the pack
ages are accommodations, meals,
snacks, all beverages, tennis, watersports.
activities programs, evening entertain
ment, transportation for shopping and
visits to nearby casinos, hotel taxes and
service charges. Daily rates are $80/
person/double or $ 100/person/single,
reflecting a discount of up to 45 percent.
Employees, spouses, dependent children,
parents of employees, retirees, and non-
airline friends sharing a room with an
interliner are eligible. For details, con
tact Interline Representatives, Ltd, (see
cruises).
Hong Kong
TYailblazer Safaris (P.O, Box 560905.
Miami, FL 33256-0905) has seven-day,
five-night, positive-space tours from
$845/person/double. Cost includes hotel
accommodations for five nights in Hong
Kong, breakfast daily, island tour, round-
trip transfers, and positive airfare from
Seattle. (Departures from Atlanta avail
able at additional cost.) Call 305/255-
8882 for more information. Many other
tours available,
Orlando
Airline employees can receive a 25 per
cent discount off each admission ticket
to Sea World of Florida during 'Airline
Appreciation Days." The special discount
is available through December 15 (except
November 25-30). Just show your Pied
mont ID and request the special rate. For
more information, call 800/327-2420 (in
Florida 800/432-1178).
In addition, the Wynfield Inn, located
near Sea World, is offering a rate of $27/
night for up to four people per room. Call
800/346-1551 (in Florida 305/345-8000)
in advance for reservations and request
the "Airline Appreciation Days" rate.
Thrifty Car Rental in Orlando is also
offering a special rate of $19.99/day for
any available car (unlimited mileage).
Call 305-859-6990 for reservations and
ask for the "Airline Appreciation Days”
rate.
In recent weeks, two employees
have called because of problems
with Holidays for Interliners, Inc., a
company based in Miami. The trips
were not as advertised, and both
employees are having difficulty get
ting refunds.
* *
An employee recently wrote
recommending that employees be
wary of the TVade Winds The All
Suite Hotel near LAX. featured in
the August Piedmonitor. She
noted, among other things, that the
room she stayed in was not clean
and the windows would not lock.
* * *
Discount travel information, com
piled from items sent to the editor,
is provided as a service to employ
ees, Neither Piedmont nor the Pied
monitor can assume responsibility
for irregularities that may occur in
connection with offers described.
Piedmonitor • October 1987