Originally Posted by
R57 relay
Yes, they can. How do they represent old and young when it comes to pension issues? Vacation between junior and senior. It happens all the time.
Really, have they tried to change those pilots seniority and been found guilty of dfr to a legally classified class for doing it? Didn't think so. The west is a distinct class for legal action created by judge wake and reiterated by judge Silver. Again "dismissed for ripeness" doesn't erase the case and the facts associated with it. You realize we can go back to Wake and ask for summary judgement once we feel "ripeness" has been triggered right?
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Plaintiff US Airways, Inc. (“US Airways”)
2 respectfully submits this statement in support of the Addington Defendants’ Amended
3 Motion for Class Certification, dated June 24, 2011 [Doc. No. 91].
4 For the reasons set out in its Complaint for Declaratory Relief, dated July
5 26, 2010 [Doc. No. 1], US Airways agrees that this Court should certify a defendant class
6 comprised of “[a]ll pilots employed by the airline US Airways in September 2008 who
7 were on the America West seniority list on September 20, 2005”