AA AIP (no raise for you!)
05-24-2023 | 09:21 PM
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If you have 119:59 hrs used…the next sick call doesn’t trigger the doctors note.
If your AIP makes you feel better? Good for you. I really hope that TA doesn’t bring AA to Chap 11. I have a lot of friends that work at AA, always wishing them the best.
05-25-2023 | 03:33 AM
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05-25-2023 | 04:41 AM
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Wow, really? I was not aware of that. That is incomprehensible at first blush. There would have to be some compelling reasons to make that palatable for "the average man". Those still on property get to stuff more "retro" in their pockets(greed) but that doesn't make it right. At the very least, it will cause division politics going forward between those close to retirement and all the others.
05-25-2023 | 04:56 AM
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No, I didn't say that. I asked for you to handicap what the cost associated with that provision might be...your best guess. You have deflected twice and almost make it sound like there is no cost associated since profit is not guaranteed
Since there is no cost associated that should be an easy slam dunk for UAL NC to get Delta's profit sharing and DC on top I guess. I'll PDR their union and let them know
Since there is no cost associated that should be an easy slam dunk for UAL NC to get Delta's profit sharing and DC on top I guess. I'll PDR their union and let them know
You want a dollar value on what it cost APA in negotiating capital to get PS? If so, I already told you. APA’s position in the past has been that PS isn’t counted towards a contract’s value since profits can’t be assured.
If I’m not answering your question again then we’re completely missing each other. Try asking it again, minus snark and attempted backhanded insults. You can’t do both it seems.
05-25-2023 | 05:03 AM
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We can use all the sick time in a row without needed a doctors note, unless you were above 120.
If you have 119:59 hrs used…the next sick call doesn’t trigger the doctors note.
If your AIP makes you feel better? Good for you. I really hope that TA doesn’t bring AA to Chap 11. I have a lot of friends that work at AA, always wishing them the best.
If you have 119:59 hrs used…the next sick call doesn’t trigger the doctors note.
If your AIP makes you feel better? Good for you. I really hope that TA doesn’t bring AA to Chap 11. I have a lot of friends that work at AA, always wishing them the best.
And if AA goes bankrupt it won’t be because of us. It’ll be because they’re paying Eagle pilots $600-$1200/ hours to fly a 50-76 seat RJ, plus bonuses.
05-25-2023 | 06:14 AM
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05-25-2023 | 06:28 AM
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It’s not about “feel better”. I’m only here because hockeypilot and others made a claim that “APA agreement as a whole is short of deltas”. Not true. I bring up amendable date 3% raise, sick sell back, faster vacation accrual, more holiday pay days, 4 hour reassignment window etc (yes we get the same reassignment 150% day one, 200% everything after until we’re back on original trip), and all I hear back is “we get more sick time”.
And if AA goes bankrupt it won’t be because of us. It’ll be because they’re paying Eagle pilots $600-$1200/ hours to fly a 50-76 seat RJ, plus bonuses.
And if AA goes bankrupt it won’t be because of us. It’ll be because they’re paying Eagle pilots $600-$1200/ hours to fly a 50-76 seat RJ, plus bonuses.
Also, if instead of an 18% DOS raise, delta received a 10% raise, what do you think the value of your AIP would be?
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