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CQKSNT 10-26-2022 11:17 AM
UA was within hrs of 15/5/5 - All Eyes on AA
 
United was within 48 hours of announcing 15/5/5. SK has put the brakes on it since AA has a pending agreement. All eyes are on AA, and the short-term future of the profession is on the shoulders of the AA pilots.

Fly76 10-26-2022 11:24 AM
Unfortunately our TA is 12/5/2… snap up 3% capped.

NotPhlying 10-26-2022 12:10 PM
Full AIP PDF is circulating as we speak... 12/5/2 with 3 snap up.

Pilot4000 10-26-2022 12:22 PM
Originally Posted by CQKSNT (Post 3520582)
United was within 48 hours of announcing 15/5/5. SK has put the brakes on it since AA has a pending agreement.
Source?

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Thatsapproved 10-26-2022 12:26 PM
I may take my delta interview afterall

rockelino 10-26-2022 12:29 PM
Originally Posted by CQKSNT (Post 3520582)
United was within 48 hours of announcing 15/5/5. SK has put the brakes on it since AA has a pending agreement. All eyes are on AA, and the short-term future of the profession is on the shoulders of the AA pilots.
If true, we would need at least 16/5/5 (or 17/5/5) because our current rates are roughly 2% below United's.

Otterbox 10-26-2022 12:43 PM
Originally Posted by CQKSNT (Post 3520582)
United was within 48 hours of announcing 15/5/5. SK has put the brakes on it since AA has a pending agreement. All eyes are on AA, and the short-term future of the profession is on the shoulders of the AA pilots.
25% total? that’s it? Needs to be 25% DOS and another 25% at DOS+1 to get back to where the UAL pilot group was in 2000, adjusted for inflation…

NotPhlying 10-26-2022 01:07 PM
Originally Posted by rockelino (Post 3520634)
If true, we would need at least 16/5/5 (or 17/5/5) because our current rates are roughly 2% below United's.
Am I reading this correctly... the new snap-up is only after 2 years?

PilotsAreDumb 10-26-2022 02:07 PM
Originally Posted by CQKSNT (Post 3520582)
United was within 48 hours of announcing 15/5/5. SK has put the brakes on it since AA has a pending agreement. All eyes are on AA, and the short-term future of the profession is on the shoulders of the AA pilots.
What was retro gonna be?

AAL24 10-26-2022 02:09 PM
Originally Posted by NotPhlying (Post 3520662)
Am I reading this correctly... the new snap-up is only after 2 years?
correct, and it's capped at a maximum of 3%.


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