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BlueSkies 10-01-2022 03:26 AM

In FAVOR!

filler
edit: Has DALPA ever held a strike vote before? Does anyone know the results if so?

FangsF15 10-01-2022 03:34 AM


Originally Posted by TED74 (Post 3504801)
Striking doesn’t pay as well as scabbing either. Apples and oranges of course, but a debt-free seniority list isn’t the goal of our association at the moment.

Come on, now, Ted. Comparing GSing to Scabbing ain’t even in the same galaxy. Not even a little bit.

GS is in the contract. Crossing a picket line isn’t. Let’s keep our eye on the ball, and our fire outside the circle.

dbrownie 10-01-2022 04:10 AM

Probationary guys here on first year pay picking up flying isn’t the issue, they are in survival mode.
It’s the pilots who have been here for years and who KNOW better that’s the problem.

At this point wearing a hat and no lanyard says

”I SUPPORT DELTA MGT”

Funk 10-01-2022 04:15 AM

Decent email out from C44 this morning. Here’s the part I appreciated the most:

“Regarding compensation, we have repeatedly, and unequivocally, made two particular points since we took office:
  1. It is non-negotiable that the Delta pilots will be made whole from inflation, and
  2. The Company cannot be financially incentivized to delay a contract beyond the amendable date.
Regardless of other items within the economics package, their Section 3 compensation proposal fails to achieve either of the above. From our perspective, any proposal that falls short of inflation or fails to achieve retro pay back to the amendable date implies our executives believe they can get away with reducing our standard of living or enjoying a windfall by delaying a contract beyond the amendable date and anytime a pilot drops off of our seniority list due to mandatory retirement.”

GliderCFI 10-01-2022 04:26 AM


Originally Posted by Nantonaku (Post 3504528)
The lackluster economy has nothing to do with the strike. My comment was aimed specifically at the 8 billion claim for 2023. I'm not living in fear, I am fully ready to strike and voted appropriately. I'll strike tomorrow, for 4 months or longer. I can go longer than the company. I can pay my house payment working at McDonalds. I don't have car payments. I'm ready. Are you?

We made billions of Amex kickbacks during a total lockdown year. We're forecasting 7B from Amex by '24. We are charging 25% more for a seat than we did at the beginning of '19. Our revenue premium over our competitor set is over 15%. What questions are left to answer?

Jaww 10-01-2022 04:30 AM


Originally Posted by GliderCFI (Post 3504839)
We made billions of Amex kickbacks during a total lockdown year. We're forecasting 7B from Amex by '24. We are charging 25% more for a seat than we did at the beginning of '19. Our revenue premium over our competitor set is over 15%. What questions are left to answer?

The more they hold out the more we begin to act like our competitor’s pilots. No more going above and beyond with that Delta Difference. It’s also the FAs that are pulling up the reigns too. Not being fiscally acknowledged for what we do is going to get them in a world of hurt, and I don’t think Sleepy will stick around to see it.

interceptorpilo 10-01-2022 04:42 AM

Anybody else notice in C44 update an unexplained line on an inflation chart at 7.88%? Makes me go hmmm. But maybe I missed an explanation somewhere.

dbrownie 10-01-2022 04:42 AM

Don’t fly sick
Don’t fly tired.
Don’t fly hungry.

DeadStick 10-01-2022 05:01 AM


Originally Posted by interceptorpilo (Post 3504846)
Anybody else notice in C44 update an unexplained line on an inflation chart at 7.88%? Makes me go hmmm. But maybe I missed an explanation somewhere.

7.88% is the “made whole” inflation number since Jan 2020. There’s an even amount of area above that line and below that line extending to the actual inflation line.

(Cumulative Inflation was less than 7.88% until July 2021 and more than 7.88% after July 2021 for the duration that the contract has been amendable.)

tennisguru 10-01-2022 05:05 AM


Originally Posted by interceptorpilo (Post 3504846)
Anybody else notice in C44 update an unexplained line on an inflation chart at 7.88%? Makes me go hmmm. But maybe I missed an explanation somewhere.

Basically that’s percentage number of retro pay that we’d need over our lost earnings since the amendable date due to inflation.


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