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Old 05-27-2021 | 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by PT6flyer
After reading into arbitration cases it seems that an arbitrator can find a violation and then offer a remedy. It would seem that a not likely remedy would be the grounding of 35 large RJs when Delta is in recovery mode. Since you guys are in section 6 but most likely not pursuing negotiations (Since Delta is not profitable), what would be the most plausible remedy? I would bet it's to just keep the current LOA 9 deal until a date set in the future. I would just like to point out again, how are the Delta pilots harmed in this? Delta and DALPA fully agreed to LOA 9 at one time, which this LOA offers "either at the feeder carrier affiliate referenced in such LOAs or at another carrier, the number of permitted 76-seat aircraft".
A remedy to operating outside of allowed scope would not be to make them operate under their already agreed to terms? So what, then we file ANOTHER grievance for him to tell us the same thing?
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