ATSG radio etiquette
#22
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Joined APC: Jul 2012
Position: B-757/767 Left Right Left, aww, who can keep up...
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... I know JV paid volunteer pay for those that did. I don't agree with it but no one should put a label on a group because of a few....
No doubt in my mind V, JH, S are having a big baby oil, KY three way right now watching all this. .....yeah imagine that at 0530 before you hit the rack!
No doubt in my mind V, JH, S are having a big baby oil, KY three way right now watching all this. .....yeah imagine that at 0530 before you hit the rack!
PM me the source. I'll check myself and in confidence.
#23
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 38
Have those that chose to cross the line been 'blackballed' by the majority of ATI pilots that didn't cross the line, or is it just "business as usual", with no repercussions for their actions?
#24
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I've had enough of this crap. Time to call a spade "a spade". The November "picket line" was a DOTTED LINE at best, designed from the start to "force" ATI pilots into crossing, and you all know it. Did ATI pilots fly a "struck" route? NO. Did ATI pilots fly any "struck" freight? NO. Did any ATI pilot fly an aircraft that would have otherwise been flown by a striking pilot? NO. I claimed in a previous post that no ATI pilot would cross a picket line. Obviously, I was a tad naive in that, as I hadn't anticipated the childishness of the group involved in crafting a condition where we're damned if we do, damned if we don't. In the end, the temper tantrum was fully honored by fellow 1224 pilots (plus a few ATI pilots!), and I truly applaud that solidarity. I really do! The reasons behind it were absolutely legit! But those reasons weren't OUR FIGHT AT THE TIME! ALPA National called it. Our MEC called it. ABX's CBA was being VIOLATED. ATI's WASN'T. Our admittedly weak CBA, negotiated in a concessionary time, has been honored for the most part, and grieved when needed. ATI is in negotiations. ABX is in negotiations. Atlas/Southern is in negotiations. Kalitta has ratified a pretty nice CBA after half a decade+ of crap. Many feel that their CBA is short of what is deserved. I respect that! But it's still a hell of an improvement over what K4 pilots have endured! Who's next in raising the bar for this segment of the industry? It's up to ATI, and ABX, and Atlas/Southern. Hiding behind the anonymity of a clever screen name or a microphone in calling folk out is absolutely chicken excrement. Have at it. In solidarity.
#27
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Thanks for proving my point. Snickering away childishness is just that: Childish. As I said: damned if you do, damned if you don't. At the hands of children. Good luck.
#29
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Joined APC: Jan 2006
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Knock off calling the ATI guys scabs. There were guys walking the line with us in CVG. I've got pictures and I'm going to thank them when I see them. Now as for the other ATI pilots that crossed the line, it's incorrect to refer to them as SCABS....
A more fitting name would be
"Jumpseat Challenged".
A more fitting name would be
"Jumpseat Challenged".
#30
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 38
I based my question on a comment posted earlier, I assumed by an ATI pilot, that the whole group (ATI pilots) should not be labeled because of the actions of a few, implying that the few, had crossed the line and scabbed themselves. If the group disagrees with "the few", they should impose some kind of repercussions to discourage future violations of a picket line and jeopardizing the reputation (within the industry) of the whole group.
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