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Old 07-04-2022 | 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ebl14
Thats the bottom line, isn’t it? Until the operation is threatened by a strike or inability to fly the schedule we will only see lackluster offers from the company.
100% correct. The company has absolutely no incentive to negotiate a quick and fair contract. There's absolutely zero downside for them to just stall for a few years until the NMB gets fed up and then they'll throw a bone.

It has very little to do with ALPA. It has everything to do with what you just said.

The only other option is for employees to buy up a hefty percentage of DAL stock and put the BoD on notice. DAL market cap is at $19 billion. About $7-8 billion should do the trick. That's about $450k per pilot.
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