Originally Posted by
notEnuf
I get your education effort however, the ratios will always trail the number of mainline hours when they are executing the efficiency plan of upgauging the airline. The only "protection" is in a reduction cycle. They will always have the ability to pull down to some degree with trailing ratios. If they start a pull down, it will be because of a catastrophic event. That will be the trigger to renegotiate the balance of flying.
With the precedent of Moak giving away scope outside of section 6 or negotiating early at any time, we are never really protected. You can apply the same logic to widebody JV scope. If they need to do it, they will. They will answer to the grievance when they are ready to renegotiate. This is more about trust, respect for the pilots and respect for the agreement. They have proven there is little respect for either, hence no trust.
Let's say the ratio's were such that the company was out of compliance as of right now. Say like with the JV balance. What would we get? At least with the Moak crowd? A "one" time $30M forgiveness?
What does the pilot group cost the company? $2B or something like that? What's $30M? 1.5%? Split between 12000 pilots?
Yeah. That'll teach them to be out of compliance.
Yeah for new guys.