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03-22-2018 | 06:30 AM
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03-22-2018 | 06:34 AM
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03-22-2018 | 07:12 AM
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03-22-2018 | 07:39 AM
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So let me understand your point...OverGMcgee comes on here and says he is going to get on an offline JS, where he is s guest (like we all are when we JS offline), and then pick an argument with that operating crew, and you are defending that. I would expect every ATI pilot would be publicly disavowing McGee and apologizing to everyone. I in no way want to see a JS war, but the silence from the ATI pilots means tacit agreement by the group with what McGee said and the disruptions he plans to invoke on offline JS. This my friend is a safety issue that cannot be taken lightly. The cockpit is never the place to show you a$$ and certainly antagonizing your host is just plain wrong.
03-22-2018 | 08:03 AM
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So let me understand your point...OverGMcgee comes on here and says he is going to get on an offline JS, where he is s guest (like we all are when we JS offline), and then pick an argument with that operating crew, and you are defending that. I would expect every ATI pilot would be publicly disavowing McGee and apologizing to everyone. I in no way want to see a JS war, but the silence from the ATI pilots means tacit agreement by the group with what McGee said and the disruptions he plans to invoke on offline JS. This my friend is a safety issue that cannot be taken lightly. The cockpit is never the place to show you a$$ and certainly antagonizing your host is just plain wrong.
03-22-2018 | 08:15 AM
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This has come up in past as well.
If successful this effort would be disruptive just for the convenience factor, especially on reciprocal airlines. Not clear if denying jump seats is talk or a real risk.
I'm sorry I confused you. Let me state it clearly. The following pilot groups are being contacted to revoke your reciprocal agreements due to your MEC's position on jumpseats.
All IBT carriers, southwest,American, UPS,Virgin, all nationwide Alpa carriers.
Was that better. ATI might be able to ride with NAC or Florida West.
Nicer try huh?
All IBT carriers, southwest,American, UPS,Virgin, all nationwide Alpa carriers.
Was that better. ATI might be able to ride with NAC or Florida West.
Nicer try huh?
03-22-2018 | 08:17 AM
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Have you read all the threads bashing ATI? We're the ones causing friction? Have you been hitting the 'shine a little early today?
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