Originally Posted by
PurpleTurtle
I'll educate you incase you forgot. The CLT reps held the position that we should have refused to jump at Parker's first offer, in the biggest airline merger in history. A few prominent Union members stirred up fear among the pilots and turned a vocal crowd against the notion of holding the line... And started a recall effort to subvert the BPR. In addition they bragged about simultaneously conspiring with the company to play the CLT reps during negotiations.
Glass and Parker would be delighted in a repeat in the current negotiations.
Are you a selfish individual, or do you trust the BOD with the job they have?
We? We as in US pilots, or we as in AA and US pilots?
I seem to remember that the APA went down the MOU road without US pilots, and only at the end the US pilots were allowed a vote on whether we wanted to that the MOU now, or have it forced down our throats after SCS.
Can you lay out where I'm wrong and what the NO vote path would have lead to?