Once with Kragness as negotiating chair. Once under Wilson. Once under Maza.

It gathered steam after the commuter data came out in Centerline.

I recall it being a "nice to have" item instead of a hard target. Jeff Carlson spoke about it at an LEC meeting in late 2001. Something like, "If ALPA would bring it back to us, we'd take a hard look at it.". [That's my paraphrase of his comment!]

My sense is that it might have been in play after 9/11 if it was low impact, and would have mitigated furloughs in a measurable way. Unless we modified the APA system, it wouldn't work...and the APA system required more staffing than company-timed AEs.