Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1785637)

You're distorting reality so bad sailingfun that reality is almost indiscernible. We shrunk, they didn't. We lost jobs, they didn't. They were supposed to shrink too in order for us to keep our 51.5% of the EASK share, they didn't.



Incorrect. We dropped from 51.5% to 47.5% well before the addition of Alitalia. When Alitalia was added, we dropped an additional 1% to 46.5% based on the recalculation.



Incorrect. See above.



That is correct, but isn't it interesting how you so willingly give up the additional 3% that we're supposed to have? We agreed to 51.5% as the target, now you jump right to the "absolute bare minimum" as the new measuring stick...which the company will not come close to meeting.

Carl

Originally Posted by GogglesPisano (Post 1785623)

So when will Havana service start?

Originally Posted by NWA320pilot (Post 1785599)

Quick question. I was just assigned a trip with a 9.20 rest with a DHD following, does anyone know if this adheres to the contract? I'm looking but haven't found anything yet.....

Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1785682)

Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1785624)

That would require our "union" to first file a grievance. That will not happen.

Carl

Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1785643)

After a grievance filing...which will not happen.



There will be no grievance resolution because there will be no grievance.

Carl

Originally Posted by Justdoinmyjob (Post 1785739)

Carl, as you are so fond of saying, BS. You have no way of knowing whether the MEC will file a grievance or not. Have you sat in on an MEC meeting where they unequivocally stated they would not file? If not, then you are just spouting your opinion that the MEC will not file.

However, if you are so certain that they will not file a grievance, what Mea Culpa can we expect from you if they do?

Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1785746)

It depends on what you define as a grievance.

Originally Posted by Justdoinmyjob (Post 1785754)

Good Lord! It's still a grievance, is it not? Or are you saying that if it gets worked out prior to arbitration that the anti-ALPAers will claim it wasn't actually grieved, and ALPA just caved to whatever management wanted?:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by 1Bob (Post 1785829)

You go on domestic short call at 0500. Worst case scenario, how long could you end up on duty?

a) 12 hrs
b) 16 hrs
c) 24+ hrs
d) none of the above

Anyone?