SLI question from an AA guy.
07-12-2020 | 05:16 AM
#52
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It was a total success. We came out more unified than ever. Pilots from both sides brought incredible experience and insights. We're 3000 brothers and sisters working towards improving our contract.
This is our SLI ia nutshell: https://youtu.be/e23SotgestI
This is our SLI ia nutshell: https://youtu.be/e23SotgestI
the best post I’ve ever seen on APC forums.
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07-12-2020 | 05:21 AM
#53
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07-12-2020 | 12:57 PM
#54
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From: B737 Left Seat
100% As much as I’d hate to see SWA acquire us (and I’m not saying i think that’s likely), even given that it’d kill me from a seniority standpoint.... the oh so sweet side of that bittersweet pill, would getting to listen to jackwagons who’ve only worked for one airline and think it’s because of superior quals that’s produced that whine.
Recurrent this month had kool-aid peddlers I mean management reps tell us that we are in strict survival mode and all non-survival based projects are shut down for now. I think mergers are not a WN priority for a long time.
07-12-2020 | 08:13 PM
#55
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Well...we do have several of those, especially at the Lukewaffe Base.
Recurrent this month had kool-aid peddlers I mean management reps tell us that we are in strict survival mode and all non-survival based projects are shut down for now. I think mergers are not a WN priority for a long time.
Recurrent this month had kool-aid peddlers I mean management reps tell us that we are in strict survival mode and all non-survival based projects are shut down for now. I think mergers are not a WN priority for a long time.
07-13-2020 | 06:24 AM
#56
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
It's amazing how few people understand how damaged the economy has already become. This second wave is like backing the car up and running that squirrel over again to take it out of it's misery. We've been in a recession since February. Even if the 'Rona vanished tomorrow I think we'd still see massive furloughs.
But if Rona up and vanished (ie vaccine) that would likely mitigate furloughs since managers (at any airline) would be able to predict a recovery trajectory based on economic conditions alone, and might be afraid to get caught with their pants down with SWA on the prowl.
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