Originally Posted by
zoooropa
The scope battle(s) have been fought, and labor lost. When RAH prevailed in the YX codeshare grievance, the floodgates were officially opened. Domestic narrow-body flying is doomed and the elusive "legacy" pilot position is going to become even more sacred.
My, we're a little on the negative side today, aren't we? I guess we all better just give up now, since it'll be just too hard to fix.
Or do we fight like hell, against insurmountable odds, to fix what is wrong? Even if we ultimately fail, at least we tried.
After all, did we as a nation just give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?