My FO just showed me that his 737 class chat is saying a negotiating committee member resigned almost immediately after the election results were announced. If accurate, that timing is difficult to square with a good-faith obligation to represent the interests of the full pilot group.

This individual has helped shape decisions affecting the financial outcomes of roughly 1,400 pilots over the past 18 months. Walking away the moment the membership delivered a clear mandate reasonably suggests their perspective was not aligned with that responsibility. Many would view that conduct as unacceptable.

The election result was unambiguous. The focus now should be on supporting the leadership chosen by the pilots and restoring stability. Hopefully the professionalism of this new MEC is as good as advertised, we haven't had adults in charge in years.