Originally Posted by
kc135driver
What I find ironic/disturbing from our side is before 9/11 we had 10,000 + pilots, employees owned 55% of the company and the company was traded on the NYSE under UAL.
Then, we went bankrupt, went by the name UAUA on Nasdaq and shrank to about 6500 pilots so we could then merge with you guys....
And now tomorrow, we will once again have more than 10,000 pilots and be trading under UAL symbol. Difference is we've lost millions in ESOP stock, millions more in contract concessions and substantial seniority.
I guess to make the loop complete they will be looking for an employee buy-out in a couple years when the glow of the merger has worn off!
Nothing new under the sun, UFB!
KC
Difference is we've (we, as in the New United) added 4700 former CAL pilots.
"United we stand, Divided we fall"
I look forward to the future.