Originally Posted by
boxer6
So, reading a couple of posts back along with this info, WHY would Whiteford agree to the 170's in exchange for UA's A-Plan while at the same time NOT having reciprocity in that the 170's disappear if the A-Plan doesn't survive? Simple: We get, you get. We don't get, you don't get.
It's difficult to believe this point was over his head but it is apparently so. Wonder if there is any remorse in sending a whole bunch of his junior co-workers to the street....for nothing. Amazing.
Answer= $500,000,000
That is what the UAL MEC negotiated not to protest the pension termination. So I guess those RJ's are worth some cash. Guess who devised the convertible note distribution- UAL MEC. Guess who got left out- the furloughed guys.
Its the pain of it all really...........