Originally Posted by
Spudhauler
Uh, no. Look at airline history. Imagine if the max goes back into service and a US carrier has an accident, or that Saudi attack in Pensacola was a pilot crashing a plane into something again. It can and has turned on a dime, so we best make sure we get as good a contract as we can with real job protections in case the unthinkable happens. To do otherwise would be foolish laziness on our part.
You can't look at airline history. The pre consolidation airline business is completely different from the post consolidation airline business. It's like telling AT&T employees to look what happened during the Cingular days
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