Originally Posted by
Reroute
So who decides which resolutions should be revisited? How far back should they look? Should the current MEC revisit previous resolutions that were voted on by an MEC with different reps, maybe even from different airlines? If the MEC Administration picks and chooses which resolutions to revisit wont they be accused of cherry picking resolutions that only support the "secret agenda?"
Or perhaps a better approach is for the line pilots to decide which resolutions should be considered by this MEC.
When a resolution passes overwhelmingly and is sent to the MEC, this is what's being done. Now, I realize it wasn't technically
this MEC that ignored (oh excuse me, "received") the resolutions. But it happened at the tail end of the previous administration with very recent resolutions. I seriously doubt the will of the pilots of those LEC's has changed since then. I think you are making excuses, and I think the current MEC administration views those resolutions the same way the previous administration did. Otherwise, they would have revisited them.