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Sink r8 04-01-2012 06:33 AM

OK, I've expressed my opinion: I think it would be nice if the mods would cut and paste this to the other thread. I'm going to stop by Ferd's for one last one for the road, and call it a day, go play with the kids. Later. Enjoy your Sunday.

EOM.

alfaromeo 04-01-2012 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by BlueMoon (Post 1161474)
I'm pretty sure that Comair FO rate isn't right. When I used to work there it was 43.

The SkyWest 12 year captain rate is $91, not $112.

Carl Spackler 04-01-2012 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by Sink r8 (Post 1161448)
I'm not bringing up the issue. I'm tired of getting spammed with it.

Interesting you should have this complaint since you're the spammer. Here's just some of your recent posts that responded to my stuff where NO mention of an alternate union was stated:


Originally Posted by Sink r8 (Post 1161227)
I think it's a power struggle. It's people that want to be in charge, running on an easy populist platform, trying to surf on a natural wave of anger that's felt both sides of the show line. It's packaged as the anti-ALPA, but my sense is that it's actually re-hashed ALPA, but probably less effective. It's not really a NvS in the sense that each group leans a different way, and maybe I shouldn't say a RvG thing as much as a type of politics that seems to have come with the merger, as evidenced by the tendency to interfere with other councils.

Prior to this, we had differences of opinions on how things should be done, and we had opinions about the individuals representing us dircetly, but we didn't have entire slates of people working together to undo another group.

Carl will of course accuse me of loving ALPA, but all I care about is results and policies, and I am deeply, deeply suspicious of whatever is going on. I think it's about moving people around, and it reeks.

But again, there is another thread for this.


Originally Posted by Sink r8 (Post 1161163)
Counter-fact:There has been a coordinated, concerted effort for months, basically since it became obvious the RedvGreen crap wasn't getting traction here, to sell us the Detroit Pilot Association.

...and I'd have a open discussion about that with you, except you're just an obvious DPA salesman, and why waste time with a salesman?

...and move it over to the DPA thread.

It's quite clear to me that some of the usual ALPA suspects (you included) are screaming DPA when nobody is discussing it but you. Apparently you think you can get mods to remove posts that you don't like by screeching about how sick you are of DPA stuff when YOU are the main one mentioning it. I wonder if this tactic will work for you.

Carl

forgot to bid 04-01-2012 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by alfaromeo (Post 1161502)
The SkyWest 12 year captain rate is $91, not $112.

Tis true...

http://www.airlinepilotcentral.com/i...kywest2011.png

FlyZ 04-01-2012 07:53 AM

Take a look at this line from the MEC update: "scope...likely will be on the bargaining table..."

I took out a few distracting words like "we all know" and "in every Section 6 negotiation". That last one is flat out false. SWAPA has never put Scope on the bargaining table, AFAIK. I doubt FDX has had to bargain to keep their jobs, either.

I think here they are basically telling us that they are putting our scope up for sale for the right price. Am I reading it wrong? That is one of the two things I got from the message. The other one is that other pilot groups are struggling and the NMB is tough, so don't expect much on this contract. It's amazing how much is carefully written between the lines. Or maybe I'm just getting old and cynical!

Check Essential 04-01-2012 08:04 AM


Originally Posted by FlyZ (Post 1161531)
Take a look at this line from the MEC update: "scope...likely will be on the bargaining table..."

I think here they are basically telling us that they are putting our scope up for sale for the right price. Am I reading it wrong?

You might be reading it wrong. Why do you assume scope concessions?
Couldn't that sentence mean scope improvements are on the bargaining table.

scambo1 04-01-2012 08:05 AM


Originally Posted by DeadHead (Post 1161183)
I miss the days when this thread was more focused on tasteful under/side boob art, as opposed to the ongoing DALPA v. DPA bickering.

Where's Jesse when you need him...

Jesse's over on Ferd's thread where there is nothing but good karma, underboob, brazilian hotties, and the occasional joke. Ferd is the overlord there where he divvies up the Godfather's waitresses all the while swilling some Jack and carrying an unlit cigar like some mafia Don in his element.

Someday, maybe we will all graduate to Ferdness.:D

TeddyKGB 04-01-2012 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by FlyZ (Post 1161531)
Take a look at this line from the MEC update: "scope...likely will be on the bargaining table..."

I took out a few distracting words like "we all know" and "in every Section 6 negotiation". That last one is flat out false. SWAPA has never put Scope on the bargaining table, AFAIK. I doubt FDX has had to bargain to keep their jobs, either.

I think here they are basically telling us that they are putting our scope up for sale for the right price. Am I reading it wrong? That is one of the two things I got from the message. The other one is that other pilot groups are struggling and the NMB is tough, so don't expect much on this contract. It's amazing how much is carefully written between the lines. Or maybe I'm just getting old and cynical!

If we want to improve scope it must be put on the bargaining table. Otherwise how do we improve it? I think you are just thinking the worse.

FlyZ 04-01-2012 08:24 AM

Check & 1067,

That makes sense, and maybe I was reading too much into it. Thx

gloopy 04-01-2012 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by BlueMoon (Post 1161474)
I'm pretty sure that Comair FO rate isn't right. When I used to work there it was 43.

Still, that difference would be 23. Divide by 76 equals 30 cents per seat per flight. Divide each seat by an average 500 mile stage length and you get a stunning effect on CASM.

Stunningly insignificant that is.


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