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American Airlines Negotiations
//www.aanegotiations.com/forTheRecord062609.asp
Does anyone know why the APA chose to remove their website from public view? Is it fear of ridicule or something else?
Perhaps they see no value in negotiating in public? But, as you say, it appears the info is available to the people they are accountable to: their members.Originally Posted by Beagle Pilot
Recently the subject of where AMR and APA were at regarding scope was broached in a discussion. I did a websearch but could only come up with the company perspective. It appears the APA has chosen to hide their proposals behind a membership only screen. The APAnegotiations.com website used to be public, but now it isn´t. The company´s website is still open to the public: American Airlines Negotiations
//www.aanegotiations.com/forTheRecord062609.asp
Does anyone know why the APA chose to remove their website from public view? Is it fear of ridicule or something else?
I'm also not an American Airlines pilot, and like you, I don't have info about how much of their own flying they want to retain. The logical answer would seem to be: all of it. I can only hope they make progress in that regard.