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If this TA is approved and the next TA in 2015 has a cap 400DCI airplanes but all of them 76 seats would you guys approve that also with a modest 4% per year increase? At what point is enough is enough.
I currently fly one of these 76 seat jets (E75) and these jets should be at flown by Delta pilots. No excuse. I have a trip next month. SLC-SNA-SLC-MCI-DTW in 1 day. These jets are no longer a regional jet like in the past but a very comfortable jet with less people. The only thing different from a paxs perspective is no safety video
I currently fly one of these 76 seat jets (E75) and these jets should be at flown by Delta pilots. No excuse. I have a trip next month. SLC-SNA-SLC-MCI-DTW in 1 day. These jets are no longer a regional jet like in the past but a very comfortable jet with less people. The only thing different from a paxs perspective is no safety video
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Why are we allowing DALPA to compare this contract in terms of the 2008 bankruptcy-ish rates?
What is so magical about 2008? I'd expect the company to choose that year.
But if "our" union is picking a year to benchmark, why on earth not pick C2K?
What is so magical about 2008? I'd expect the company to choose that year.
But if "our" union is picking a year to benchmark, why on earth not pick C2K?
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TA also has a block hour ratio which grows in DAL pilots favor with each 76. This prevents adding the new ML frames only to dump others...the new ML jets must be growth.
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You missed the point. He's talking about DALPA's inability to draw a line in the sand. He's talking about our willingness to buy more and bigger airplanes for other airlines to fly. It's not about the numbers; it's about the spine.
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3. The jury is WAY OUT on the whole prospect of whether any attempt by our union to force another union to lose jobs based on a contract that they didn't sign, would even be legal. It would certainly produce a DFR against ALPA by the agrieved RJ airline, and could well produce a lawsuit against DAL for violating the Railway Labor Act. This is competely unsettled law here. None of us are in any position to feel confident about the language that appears to force ANOTHER AIRLINE to reduce their RJ count or the block hours they fly those RJ's.
Because our current contract started then. We merged then. It was our last comprehensive negotiation.
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3. The jury is WAY OUT on the whole prospect of whether any attempt by our union to force another union to lose jobs based on a contract that they didn't sign, would even be legal. It would certainly produce a DFR against ALPA by the agrieved RJ airline, and could well produce a lawsuit against DAL for violating the Railway Labor Act. This is competely unsettled law here. None of us are in any position to feel confident about the language that appears to force ANOTHER AIRLINE to reduce their RJ count or the block hours they fly those RJ's.
There is nothing in your post that responds to what I reposted above. It appears you're attempting to rekindle a DPA discussion to keep from actually discussing my post.
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