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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1026024)
Holy Crap, Joe and Brakechatter (great handle BTW) making sense!
Maybe the second coming of the Comair Bogeyman is a sign! OK, this is freaking me out. |
Originally Posted by brakechatter
(Post 1026033)
Yes
It's about what is right and what is wrong. You were, and still are, wrong. The flying was never yours, still isn't theirs, and likely never will be. It is on indefinite loan, subject to cancellation from the Delta pilots negotiations with Delta, or even Delta terminating it altogether. Connection flying is an EXCEPTION, subject to TERMINATION. |
Originally Posted by brakechatter
(Post 1026033)
Whatever you say. No offer was thrown out with regard to flow through either. Don't even bother delving into it with a diatribe, because it was. To suggest that CMR and ASA MECs were not acutely aware of the response that was expected from the Delta MEC, did not have their next move planned with members NOT on their MECs from the assured denial of the PID, and not pushing the best deal for their pilots possible (NOT a staple) is disingenuous at best, and an outright lie being more likely. Plausible deniability. How convenient. Not to worry, as it is used all over the universe in aviation. Doesn't fly to well with me.
The answer, it's not about me-although you wouldn't like the answer. It's about what is right and what is wrong. You were, and still are, wrong. The flying was never yours, still isn't theirs, and likely never will be. It is on indefinite loan, subject to cancellation from the Delta pilots negotiations with Delta, or even Delta terminating it altogether. Connection flying is an EXCEPTION, subject to TERMINATION. There were better ways to skin the cat, and CMR and ASA blew it. As for what the CMR, or ASA, MEC's would have opened with IF their PID had been accepted is speculation. I'll concede that I've got no idea what their opener would have looked like. Maybe you are right. But you have to admit, "status quo would have been a staple" (Arnold said that, too). ASA did have its own code, its own marketing and some routes it had developed independently and some which were developed under their first code share partner, Eastern. IMHO they owned that code and Delta bought it. Today Delta owns that code. Comair's history is quite a bit different. They were always more of a Delta creation. |
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1025827)
Read my original post, I said this is what the DPA's attorney has said, I did not say this was DPA's position.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1025827)
If you think that that there aren't any DPA members that want to change the seniority list and think DPA is the vehicle for that, then you are smoking crack.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1025827)
Come hang out in the DTW lounge for a few hours and you will see.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1025827)
My point was and remains, the DPA attorney has said that negotiating changed seniority lists was like negotiating crew meals and the DOH is the gold standard. I have provided proof of both of those statements. This is not an opinion, it is cold hard fact.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1025827)
The DPA spin machine is out in force today, I think I hit a nerve.
Carl |
Originally Posted by JoeMerchant
(Post 1026035)
The fact that you still suggest a "flow through" as a solution to this problem tells me all I need to know....Take your "flow through" and shove it....That isn't a solution...Do you have "flow throughs" to go from the narrowbody aircraft to the widebody aircraft? Why not? "Flow through" is just another way of saying there are two classes of pilots...which is how we got to this mess in the first place...
Besides, I do not support a pure flow through. We already have our 1%, and adding you to the mix would only increase that. Alas, I have no say in it. Just a regular line guy with 1 input. And when your name is given to me, before I even know it, by guys who are eager to get their buds on with Delta, no I don't believe that they had an agenda. Even more obviously, you do. You still think that this has to do with class of pilot, LOL. |
Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1025839)
The general move away from status quo benchmarks also makes the outcome less certain. After all, who had ever heard of pull & plug?
Carl |
Oh crap, I've managed to tick off Carl too, in the same day.
Originally Posted by brakechatter
(Post 1026046)
Heh, heh. We already have our 1%.
1% of 11,000 is 110. Who are the other 109? (double crap, I'm going to get punched in the nose & he's bigger than me) |
Originally Posted by brakechatter
(Post 1026046)
Besides, I do not support a pure flow through. We already have our 1%, and adding you to the mix would only increase that. Alas, I have no say in it. Just a regular line guy with 1 input.
Originally Posted by brakechatter
And when your name is given to me, before I even know it, by guys who are eager to get their buds on with Delta, no I don't believe that they had an
agenda. Even more obviously, you do.
Originally Posted by brakechatter
You still think that this has to do with class of pilot, LOL.
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Originally Posted by JoeMerchant
(Post 1026040)
I love this argument from the DALPA true believers...If this flying that ASA and CMR did was only "on loan", then why did we do it while YOUR fellow Delta pilots were on furlough? You didn't "loan it out"...You SOLD it to increase your pay and workrules....Come on brakechatter...call a spade a spade...
Read MY contract, comprehend it, and get back to me. All flying performed BY Delta is subject to the Delta PWA. End of story. How that flying is doled out is ultimately between Delta and the Delta pilots. The tide is shifting here at Delta, and I can't fathom your interest in your luxury job with all that time off and all that pay. Why worry about our little inbred soiree?!? :rolleyes: What do you care if we trade a little flying for pay or vice versa? I mean, you're safe, right? I thought it was all about you? This discussion has been fascinating. |
Originally Posted by brakechatter
(Post 1026056)
Read MY contract, comprehend it, and get back to me. All flying performed BY Delta is subject to the Delta PWA. End of story. How that flying is doled out is ultimately between Delta and the Delta pilots. The tide is shifting here at Delta, and I can't fathom your interest in your luxury job with all that time off and all that pay. Why worry about our little inbred soiree?!? :rolleyes:
What do you care if we trade a little flying for pay or vice versa? I mean, you're safe, right? I thought it was all about you? |
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