Originally Posted by Skyflyin

Sean, it's all in how you look at it, but from most of the CAL guys perspective, the bottom half lost about 10% relative seniority. You did as well.

Sean Roth
CAL Sept. 2013 - 3488 out of 5394=64.66%
SLI ------------ 9317 out of 12155=76.65%
Nov. 2013 PBS - 8843 out of 11983=73.79%

Even if we use your 12,600 number you're at 70.18% losing over 5%. There is no doubt about it, we got screwed. I don't blame the UAL pilots. I blame our merger committee. Their arguments failed and we caught it in the shorts. What hurts is that it will last the rest of our career.

With that said, I am glad that the LUAL pilots are seeing some movement after years and years of stagnation, it just sucks that it will be at the cost of the LCAL pilots.