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Old 09-05-2013 | 04:26 PM
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johnso29
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
A very good thing to be properly funded for these eventualities.
What eventualities? Excessively long Sec 6 periods?

Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
Too much ALPA flight pay loss is funded by Delta management. That's a bad thing when these ALPA folks are supposed to be working for us.

Last time I checked, they do work for us. Can you prove otherwise?


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
You mean the USAPA that is continually described by you and the other "ALPA at all costs" folks as being a failed and morally bankrupt organization? Isn't being fired from a morally bankrupt and failed organization a good thing?
Do you have evidence to refute that claim? And for the record, I've never referred to USAPA as highlighted above. But they are a dysfunctional failure. Their contract and refusal to follow what they legally agreed to are evidence.

Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
Besieds, you and ALPA just hate the guys because his firm has so often successfully decertified ALPA from airline property. I understand your angst about his firm.
Yes, & it's clearly been beneficial for the pilots. USAPA has been hitting it out of the park.


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
Having adequate access to capital is a good thing and proof of a good plan. If they didn't get a line of credit, you'd be slamming them for not being able to get credit.
$1 million dollars is adequate access? And what's the interest rate? How much less will it really be when we factor that it? What happens when the lawsuits against DPA start?


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
11,000 Delta pilots is a very formidable lobbying force. CAPA will be dying for us to join, not the other way around. The lobbying might be different this time though. We won't be against age 60 before we cave in on it. We won't be for the 1,500 hour rule before we cave in on it. We won't back management on Flight Time/Duty Time regs.
When was ALPA ever against Age 60? And I'm fairly certain 1500 hours is still the new requirement.

Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
It's actually a great start. Very exciting possibilities ahead with being free from ALPA.
A great start? I think they are running a little behind their desired timeline.

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