Originally Posted by
highflyer1980
My only thing that keeps me from declining JMs is the coding of UAs or coding/tracking them at all. Yes, the contract states that the company can't use them for disciplinary reasons. However, who says that, like history shows, the company reinterprets this and says that anyone with UAs in file can't flow? Who says that even if it clearly states in black and white that the company can't do that, they will? Many guys so close to flowing don't want to shoot themselves in the foot right now. That's my thought process on JMs and declining them. Note, the union sent an email warning about declining JMs. Gee, I wonder why?
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Ok, let them keep walking all over you then. The union says that because they can't say anything else alpa is lacking anything.
Eventually aa will do this to also as aa will all be envoy. Aa pilots will say then we have it good let's not rock the boat.