Originally Posted by
SaintNick
we already have an agreement with the company its called loa 12 and the cba. Im
not going to agree on allowing codeshares on our focus coty routes and to
give away all of our international destinations. If the arbitrator wants to disregard our cba and set a precedent that any airlines management can disregard scope or a cba at anytime I’d much rather let that happen then willingly give away our scope.
do I think that the nea is harmful for jetBlue the company? No.. but I’m not willingly giving away hard fought scope
your comments are well taken. However, the arbitrator will almost certainly rule in favor of the company. The only question is what we will get out of it and what protections, will be left intact.
As panpanpan said, ultimately it’s out of our hands…..