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09-28-2017 | 02:41 PM

#2451

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Has AS always operated one aircraft type?

No, only since the B727s went away years ago.

09-28-2017 | 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by full of luv

Seems weird that there is an equipment lock clause in a contract for an airline that operates only one type of equipment.

What is SWA's "equipment lock" language? What's VA's current lock language?

Virgin doesnt have a contract...

09-28-2017 | 04:24 PM

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No, only since the B727s went away years ago.

What about the MD?

09-28-2017 | 05:22 PM

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What about the MD?

That's what I meant.

09-28-2017 | 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Riverside

What about the MD?

You don't ditch contract language just for the VX reason. If you acquire a carrier with a different aircraft type you don't have to spend negotiating capital to reinstitute it.

09-28-2017 | 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by waterboy

Virgin doesnt have a contract...

Yes they do. The grey book became binding as a contract when the vote to bring ALPA on property passed, according to the ALPA folks.

09-29-2017 | 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by AtlCSIP

Yes they do. The grey book became binding as a contract when the vote to bring ALPA on property passed, according to the ALPA folks.

There's a huge difference between a negotiated CBA and maintaining status quo during negotiations.

09-29-2017 | 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by IDIOTPILOT

There's a huge difference between a negotiated CBA and maintaining status quo during negotiations.

It is still a contract, it is moot anyway but just because it isn't a CBA doesn't mean it isn't a contract.

09-29-2017 | 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by IDIOTPILOT

There's a huge difference between a negotiated CBA and maintaining status quo during negotiations.

True, but that wasn't the comment I addressed.

09-29-2017 | 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Jetlife

It is still a contract, it is moot anyway but just because it isn't a CBA doesn't mean it isn't a contract.

It's a suggestions book. That's why you have no recourse when they say the medicals are due at noon when your suggestions book says 5pm. No, it's not a contract like a CBA. And that is separate from maintaining status quo after a merger announcement.