Originally Posted by queue

When is the last time Congress forced an airline into a contract through law?


How many times has this happened?


What data do you have to backup the statement that best leverage = negotiation/mediation? Where do you get the notion that the "table tilted further towards management"? Do you have any historical precedence for this?


I'm not doubting what you're saying per sey, I just don't accept statements blindly without actual historical precedent. After all, I can't get past various airlines in the past (e.g. Delta) going on strike.



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