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Old 08-22-2022 | 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by flyprdu
You had me until this point. The Tumi TA was shot down not because expectations were spun too high, but because there were some legitimately bad concessions in that deal.

Airline pilots have more leverage now than at any point in our careers. We should be expecting a lot. I'm expecting a giant leap towards parity in this Alaska TA. I'm expecting an air tight contract that removes all of the Alaska-isms that leave us open to abuse, or big compensation if they do.

I'm glad that we're doing more than ever in Alaska's history. It still might not be enough. And waiting for the others to TA first would have helped that cause.
I can see both sides of the argument in this current situation.

If our union gets us an AIP that is solid, and has literally all, or most of what WE ASKED FOR, who cares what others get, .......right?

OTOH, if we decide to wait for the legacy to get their contract, but the economy's financial airspeed bleeds off to a stall before they get theirs, we could end up with less than optimal gains.

It really boils down to just one question, "Do you feel lucky?"
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