Mulva- well said!

I might add that if we were to become members of the IBT we would no longer be allowed to be members of FAPA. ( Dual Unionism ) The problem with that I get far more information and communication from FAPA than anyone I've talked to gets from the IBT. Information about jumpseating, KCM, hotels, schedules, security, financials, retirement, FAA, Safety...

For me the Union has always been about so much more than negotiating and upholding a contract. It helps to improve my lifestyle every time I come to work. Yes the IBT administers both of our contracts ( how well we will save for another conversation ), but what else have they done for any of us lately?