NO SECTION 1113 MOTION HAS BEEN FILED IN BANKRUPTCY COURT TO ABROGATE THE PILOT AGREEMENT.

Until such a Section 1113 motion is filed, sworn tesimony is given by management, in court, regarding the fairness and equity of its demands, and ALPA has responded in defense of our 16 year industry average agreement, the bankruptcy judge has NO AUTHORITY to interfer - much less abrogate - the American Eagle Pilot Agreement.

ALPA is deliberately spreading a malicious lie to coerce the American Eagle pilots to vote "yes" on a sub-standard set of concessions that are not justified, and will never be justified, in bankruptcy court.



a employee of the National Mediation Board, who is an American Eagle employee on a five year leave of absence, and who coincidently was the past chairman of the ALPA MEC Negotiating Committee, was invited to attend the NY PUB event. It must be remembered that this individual was a tireless advocate on behalf of management for the sub-standard, unwarranted and unjustified concessions that the American Eagle pilots are fighting against today. His attendance at this ALPA sponsored event is a gross conflict of interest.