Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Carl
Where do you get the assertion from DPA that they WANT TO BE A FIRM ALPA supporter? Because if you ask me, I haven't seen one shred of communication from the DPA CLUB that they're in FULL SUPPORT of D-ALPA during the upcoming Section 6 negotiations.Opinion.

We all can be reasonable. Bankruptcy was an unreasonable time. The ensuing years have also changed the way many look at this job and our prospects with regard to it. We all want DAL to grow organically, we all want a great contract, we all want improvements in other areas too.
Scambo, sir, I must respectfully disagree with what I have underlined. Sorry, but I don't believe that 4400 pilots within a group, wanting a different bargaining agent during negotiations is "adding unity" to this group.
Yes we are, and DANG PROUD OF IT!!
Cheers,
GJ
I think I'll stop responding to your hypotheticals since you don't even remember what you've written a few minutes ago.
Here's a possible scenario for you. Maybe the majority of the pilots at Delta, yes, all of those that don't post on this forum, did have something to say differently than the "all GREAT GOPHER HUNTER", and in fact, the TA reflects much of what the pilot group asked for. (There's a novel idea Carl. You not being the voice of majority in the 12,000 pilot group?)
Carl
I've posted the written statement of the Council 20 chairman on this subject. You can look it up for yourself on the DALPA website. It states: "...and of course we will not be sharing the opener with the pilot group. That would be like showing your hand in poker." There has been no statement from the MEC to refute this statement...nothing. If you know of a statement from the MEC to the contrary, post it.
I'm DAL20 too.I will.

As always, fly safe.
GJ
Carl
Maybe D-ALPA isn't calling for a vote because they're too busy.....wait for it....wait for it....TOO FRICKEN BUSY PREPARING FOR YOUR SECTION 6 NEGOTIATIONS CARL!! Open your eyes. Nobody wants to waste their time switching bargaining agents this close to a negotiation period. It'd literally be "cutting our own throats".
Yes, I do.
Carl
Why do you think that Management wants D-ALPA to succeed vs. DPA? DAL88 you're smarter than that question.
BECAUSE THEY HAVE A CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT "RAPPORT" with D-ALPA. You know, the same constructive engagement, outside of Section 6 negotiations mind you, that gave YOU & CARL & EVERYONE ELSE ON THE SENIORITY LIST, the Scheduling Optimization Team (SOT), the change in reserve rules, the changes in 23K.
BECAUSE THEY HAVE A CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT "RAPPORT" with D-ALPA. You know, the same constructive engagement, outside of Section 6 negotiations mind you, that gave YOU & CARL & EVERYONE ELSE ON THE SENIORITY LIST, the Scheduling Optimization Team (SOT), the change in reserve rules, the changes in 23K.
Carl
But I'm glad we are reducing transatlantic capacity by 7-8% while AFKLM is doing 6.5%, it's not like we were below a target balance or anything.
Maybe we can celebrate a few more codeshare announcements for LAX along with developing the Virgin JV with improved [AS] connectivity...
Cheers
George
Maybe we can celebrate a few more codeshare announcements for LAX along with developing the Virgin JV with improved [AS] connectivity...
Cheers
George
You may already know, but I thought I'd mention it -- Virgin America's newest city is PHL; LAX and SFO are the flights.
Googly moogly guys... I know it's easy to bite onto the DPA stuff, but if you're going to go back and forth for 10 pages, take it over to the DPA thread.
I've got 10 bucks that Carl has to eat crow on the opener, too.
I've got 10 bucks that Carl has to eat crow on the opener, too.
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