I hear what you're saying. The problem is, the whole interview isn't in the article, it isn't published. It's now Bloomberg's proprietary material, and it might as well not even exist. I don't even know if Moak could get the recording if he asked for it. If he can, he should, I agree--and put the raw interview on the ALPA portal. Let's hear it. Let's see or hear something--anything!--that attempts to explain what happened. So far...crickets chirping.

For now, what we're saddled with is that the next time an ALPA pilot group approaches the NMB for relief, management will print off a copy of that article and slap it down on Lisa's desk. Lee said it better than management could.