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Old 05-07-2014 | 06:37 PM
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algflyr
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Originally Posted by eaglefly
Depends on what was agreed to. Even if it was APA, for the process to be fair, I'd think JB pilots would have their own pilots representing them and that they would be able to put forth whatever they want to the arbitrators, so the ARBITRATORS can make the decision.
We all speculate on what we think will or should happen. But the truth is, until the groups actually doing the work start talking, it's really anyone's guess.

I think USAPA and APA are still trying to figure this out and are working on a solution. What has been noticeably absent is any word from the APA. I think until they break their silence, we are all just guessing.

Some try to talk about the APA response in the court filings and think it means something about how they feel about USAPA. How could they react any other way? USAPA started the legal proceedings to protect their rights under the M/B. Even if they are talking to the APA, and the APA is actively working on a mutual solution, the APA would still have to respond in court. And they did. No matter what USAPA said or the APA said in court will matter at all if they both come out and say they solved their differences. The court cases will be withdrawn, and whatever either side said or did in court will not matter. I think we are all stuck waiting for the APA to break their silence. so... let's speculate...
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