AA ups TA from $8.3B to $10.0B Deal !
#92
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You get stupid answers to your stupid questions. What airline I or anybody worked at before is irrelevant to the topic in hand. Sure, all airlines have had their struggles but why has AA's contract been industry lagging for so long?
#93
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because they have always been the most toxic anti worker management.
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#95
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From: A320 Capt
"digging what? Out of the hole pilots like you have put us in over the past couple decades?"
I suspect I can point out some damage you and your generation have done.
But don't answer, I suspect you know it too.
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#98
If you’re US Air or America West, that would be the pot calling the kettle black…… just sayin.’ US Air though was at least the highest paid for a while.
#100
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No increase to sick time or vacation credit. What does this mean? No more time off. We actually will be working more under this TA than our current jcba. PBS Line values will go up in the summer months and in December too. Our reserves will not be getting an extra day off either.
Summary: none of what Isom offered dealt with QOL. It was all pay items, as expected. Still AA pilots will work more and enjoy worse trip rigs than United and delta. Also we still allowed concessions to our ACD and sit rigs.
Summary: none of what Isom offered dealt with QOL. It was all pay items, as expected. Still AA pilots will work more and enjoy worse trip rigs than United and delta. Also we still allowed concessions to our ACD and sit rigs.
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