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Old 08-18-2014 | 11:59 AM
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iceman49
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Originally Posted by Mesabah
The purchase of Colgan was a scope violation of the 9E contract, the NMB ruled an SLI was the remedy. Thus Delta would have been forced to pay all the training associated with the United Q400 when the lists merged. Delta chose not too, and 9E management was stuck with the bill, and went bankrupt.
Still not getting it....who purchased Colgan, the company? The NMB saiid that the SLI was the remedy, so the lists were merged? Or are you saying that ALPA should have not allowed Colgan to organize. Air Florida had a similar operation, they did not organize because of a merger possibility..however it did help down the road....but simply the "ops group." (in house union) was a good ol boy group that was ill equipped to deal with what was happening at Air Florida.