Atlas Wins an Injuction
12-01-2017, 10:51 AM
#14
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Originally Posted by Kougarok
Ahh thank you. So the judge says it’s not OK to block out on time?
And apparently the judge bought it.
12-01-2017, 09:25 PM
#15
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BOOT
Is not block out on time ( or “just” I may add )
The goal of a properly implemented BOOT is to cause an arrival delay. Block on time and then slow taxi, fly planned rout at endurance then min speed allowed in terminal and not picking or requesting a logical runway.
You cant be legaly or ethically charged for pushing on time.
Is not block out on time ( or “just” I may add )
The goal of a properly implemented BOOT is to cause an arrival delay. Block on time and then slow taxi, fly planned rout at endurance then min speed allowed in terminal and not picking or requesting a logical runway.
You cant be legaly or ethically charged for pushing on time.
12-03-2017, 12:20 PM
#17
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The irony of the AAWW request for the Union to meet the obligations under the RLA is not lost on their attitude at a CBA. " ...The company remains committed to completing the bargaining process in a timely manner...." ( Another way to read that is ) , " ...under these old antiquated rules , you are not allowed to do what we are doing to the overall process. " AAWW should be compelled to honestly broker a fair deal , instead of corrupting the process by fancy legal wranglings. What a bunch.
12-04-2017, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by JackStraw
The company spent $100s of thousands on this lawsuit to let the pilots know that what they are doing is working. I’d say it’s a win for the pilot group.
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