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Old 05-25-2014 | 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Gander50
My question is if UAL was to strike tomorrow what would stop the 12,000 applicants waiting for an interview to not cross the picket line??? I'm guessing United wouldn't have a problem filling classes. There are a lot of chest thumpers out there, but when it comes down to it they would scab in a heartbeat to "better themselves." They will just be forgiven eventually anyway... Right????
Never happen. All the PIs would have to scab as well because the FAA certified the instructors as well as the training program. So you'd have to rely on this management training 12,000 new pilots with new instructors, when they can barely train the ones they have using experienced and qualified instructors.

The airline would go away before it could train anybody.
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