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Cactusone 09-03-2014 12:43 PM

Merger committee says "vote yes, the nic is dead"

CLT Chairman says "vote no, the nic is coming"

This should get good.

eaglefly 09-03-2014 01:04 PM


Originally Posted by algflyr (Post 1718629)
CLT Chairman just put out an email saying he will vote against it...

Has he said why ?

Haven't read the details yet, but if the merger committee is saying the Nic is dead or that USAPA will control its own SLI argument, what is his reasoning ?

crzipilot 09-03-2014 01:41 PM

To be a fly on the wall at tonights briefing, would be interesting...

Al Czervik 09-03-2014 01:54 PM


Originally Posted by eaglefly (Post 1718681)
Has he said why ?

Haven't read the details yet, but if the merger committee is saying the Nic is dead or that USAPA will control its own SLI argument, what is his reasoning ?

He doesn't think the NIC is dead.

airhead99 09-03-2014 02:06 PM

Everyone should read the actual PA as it doesn't quite read like USAPA's spin in the email. True, the current status quo is East, West, and American.. not Nicolau. But what the PA does is allow the West to present their issues to an arbitration panel prior to the main SLI arbitration. Surely the West will present the Nic and it's desire for a separate merger committee to this panel. The PA specifically allows for 3 committees if this preliminary arbitration awards it. Nothing is guaranteed on either side. They've put everything in the hands of neutral arbitrators.

There will undoubtedly be naysayers and hardliners on both sides. But if everyone is unhappy.. isn't that the definition of compromise?

Surprise 09-03-2014 02:31 PM

When hearing "the NIC is dead", does anyone else think this?



....or is it just me?:)

Cactusone 09-03-2014 02:42 PM


Originally Posted by airhead99 (Post 1718725)

There will undoubtedly be naysayers and hardliners on both sides. But if everyone is unhappy.. isn't that the definition of compromise?

For simpletons yes.

FreighterGuyNow 09-03-2014 02:45 PM


Originally Posted by airhead99 (Post 1718725)
Everyone should read the actual PA as it doesn't quite read like USAPA's spin in the email. True, the current status quo is East, West, and American.. not Nicolau. But what the PA does is allow the West to present their issues to an arbitration panel prior to the main SLI arbitration. Surely the West will present the Nic and it's desire for a separate merger committee to this panel. The PA specifically allows for 3 committees if this preliminary arbitration awards it. Nothing is guaranteed on either side. They've put everything in the hands of neutral arbitrators.

There will undoubtedly be naysayers and hardliners on both sides. But if everyone is unhappy.. isn't that the definition of compromise?

I am all for it. Present your case to a panel and lets move on.

Saabs 09-03-2014 02:55 PM

Don't care which side wins or if it ends up meeting in the middle. Get it over with!

MatchPoint 09-03-2014 03:29 PM

I think this is a good step. Hardliners will be hardliners regardless but this airline needs to move forward. The ability for all 3 to argue their sides and none to have control over the award is best. Just let the arbitrators do their job, accept it and move the hell on!


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