Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
09-04-2014 | 08:31 AM
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09-04-2014 | 08:41 AM
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How do the additional 5 Virgin U.S. routes affect our JV scope language?
Has DALPA put anything out on this?
Has DALPA put anything out on this?
09-04-2014 | 08:57 AM
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I liked them when I flew them on two different fleets. I would bid them if they were available. Putting them in the survey would be a good idea for gauging pilot preference.
Just curious; have you ever seen your personal opinions validated by the pilot group in a vote? I can't remember a membership ratification vote where your plea for "vote no" was held by anywhere near a majority of your fellow pilots.
I think you were even among the 12% that voted no to the unilateral pay increases in 2003/04. Is that correct?
09-04-2014 | 09:04 AM
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09-04-2014 | 09:06 AM
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09-04-2014 | 09:24 AM
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I hope so!
I liked them when I flew them on two different fleets. I would bid them if they were available. Putting them in the survey would be a good idea for gauging pilot preference.
Just curious; have you ever seen your personal opinions validated by the pilot group in a vote? I can't remember a membership ratification vote where your plea for "vote no" was held by anywhere near a majority of your fellow pilots.
I think you were even among the 12% that voted no to the unilateral pay increases in 2003/04. Is that correct?
I liked them when I flew them on two different fleets. I would bid them if they were available. Putting them in the survey would be a good idea for gauging pilot preference.
Just curious; have you ever seen your personal opinions validated by the pilot group in a vote? I can't remember a membership ratification vote where your plea for "vote no" was held by anywhere near a majority of your fellow pilots.
I think you were even among the 12% that voted no to the unilateral pay increases in 2003/04. Is that correct?
09-04-2014 | 09:26 AM
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09-04-2014 | 09:52 AM
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I hope so!
I liked them when I flew them on two different fleets. I would bid them if they were available. Putting them in the survey would be a good idea for gauging pilot preference.
Just curious; have you ever seen your personal opinions validated by the pilot group in a vote? I can't remember a membership ratification vote where your plea for "vote no" was held by anywhere near a majority of your fellow pilots.
I think you were even among the 12% that voted no to the unilateral pay increases in 2003/04. Is that correct?
I liked them when I flew them on two different fleets. I would bid them if they were available. Putting them in the survey would be a good idea for gauging pilot preference.
Just curious; have you ever seen your personal opinions validated by the pilot group in a vote? I can't remember a membership ratification vote where your plea for "vote no" was held by anywhere near a majority of your fellow pilots.
I think you were even among the 12% that voted no to the unilateral pay increases in 2003/04. Is that correct?
Let's poll the pilots separately on CDOs and publish the results.
We both know that will never happen. This question in the survey is all the insiders need to get the company what they desire. They know the pilots will vote yes after the threats and outlandish projections.
I flew CDOs many times as a young man and always was less than 100%.
Underestimating the pilots this time around will be a game changing mistake.
09-04-2014 | 09:52 AM
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While it may be misleading, if you count the total #senior to you it can be fairly accurate at predicting how junior it may go. I'm in the 10,3XX range and right now there are 44 total senior to me bidding it. 24 total in the 1st to 3rd preference. There are 160 senior to me bidding the 330B in SEA with 109 in the 1st to 3rd preference. This thing may go a lot more junior that some guys are thinking.
09-04-2014 | 10:11 AM
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