Originally Posted by
Dave Fitzgerald
Granted, it is harder to tell these days, but a scab is still a scab, will always be a scab even after they die--at least to me. There will be no friendly chit chat.
Maybe this could be an opportunity. If we do get the new uniforms, change the hardware to something a bit more classy instead of cracker jack plastic. Then every one should be wearing the better stuff. Thinking out loud.
Do you know all the scabs by face/name at the airline? I just happened to recognize the scab that was festooned with enough ALPA pins to set off the magnetometer from 5 feet away. Could you find yourself exchanging pleasnatries with an unknown scab as a result of ALPA's decision to seek money over ethical standards?