LEC Elections
10-01-2021 | 02:15 AM
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You mean the same Ben Stout that’s been actively trying to overthrow ALPA for years via DPA?
But free Starbucks!
Yes vote, but make sure you know what you’re voting for
10-01-2021 | 05:51 AM
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10-01-2021 | 07:28 AM
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You got one "Pilot Advocate" opening up a campaign letter offering Free Starbucks. You got another one running solely on suing the company/govt over COVID testing and other medical "Freedom" initiatives. You can't make this stuff up
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10-01-2021 | 07:30 AM
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Must be.
"Pilot Advocate" = Talk big, bash management every chance you get to feel good and look cool but never get anything accomplished while collecting copious amounts of FPL barely flying the line, if at all.
FYI, in the 35 RJs Hearing Management Council read a snippet from "The Wave", the title of the LEC Communication Updates from the "pilot advocates" of Council 16(LAX), to the arbitrator, using it as evidence against DALPA. Council 16 desires to have their style of "pilot advocacy" spread thru out the Horseshoe.
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"Pilot Advocate" = Talk big, bash management every chance you get to feel good and look cool but never get anything accomplished while collecting copious amounts of FPL barely flying the line, if at all.
FYI, in the 35 RJs Hearing Management Council read a snippet from "The Wave", the title of the LEC Communication Updates from the "pilot advocates" of Council 16(LAX), to the arbitrator, using it as evidence against DALPA. Council 16 desires to have their style of "pilot advocacy" spread thru out the Horseshoe.
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10-01-2021 | 11:53 AM
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First time that I've ever seen an ALPA Rep try to stop a safety initiative.
10-01-2021 | 04:34 PM
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Sometimes... Absolutely agree.
With these "Pilot Advocates" it's No everytime. There is no Yes in their DNA. It's just the way they're wired. They would say No if the company offered them a magic carpet ride to a cave full of Gold. Take a look at Council 16 Wave updates on Aerodocs if you want a good laugh.
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With these "Pilot Advocates" it's No everytime. There is no Yes in their DNA. It's just the way they're wired. They would say No if the company offered them a magic carpet ride to a cave full of Gold. Take a look at Council 16 Wave updates on Aerodocs if you want a good laugh.
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10-01-2021 | 05:06 PM
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So, in political questionnaires( which is what you are alluding to) ....have you even known a group to be against those that "promise" them more, bigger, and better shiznit at "no" cost to them.....you know, the rich should pay their fair share. In this case, the rich would be Delta, pitted against the poor downtrodden line pilot. ......polls can be so misleading....the underlying question is, "What is the bias of the voter"?. in this case, the will support those that promise them more even if it unsustainable or impactable.. just like politics. Sometimes polls are appropriate....sometimes...not so much...they are more insights into pipe dreams. YMMV
10-01-2021 | 05:18 PM
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