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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1192109)
That's possible, but what will really be irritating is the "my ALPA right or wrong" types will say: "Don't blame DALPA...you guys voted for this POS!"
Carl I'll start off: SWA = 0 (outsourced) 70 seat jets |
Originally Posted by Free Bird
(Post 1192118)
The reason that the pilots keep approving this garbage is because DALPA hasn't published relative scope data in regards to the 70+ seat flying. The C44 presentation a year or so ago that sliced and diced 19 seat turboprops and 50 seat RJ's is not the problem. Oh, and by the way, the company really isn't parking the 50 seaters that fast. The last 44 meeting showed a slide that around 30 50 seaters have been parked in the last 2 years? Maybe somebody can make a chart and compare the number of 70 seat jets that have been outsourced between all of the airlines.
I'll start off: SWA = 0 (outsourced) 70 seat jets Hey Clamp, Johnso and acl...when we get to 99,997 or so, can you guys just move all non-Guard Dude posts to the Tool of the Day thread?:D Carl |
OK, when did these guys start meeting to talk about the TA. I've heard Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I've also heard they will be meeting thru the weekend until it is done. Someone else mentioned the MEC has seven days to mull it over before they are even allowed to comment. So here are my musings.
1. This deal is no slam dunk or else it would be out already 2. It is a very complicated agreement where total compensation needs to be briefed and put together in a way so our reps can regurgitate it to their councils so folks don't just hit the no button if the pay charts don't reflect some big numbers. 3. Since the union and company broke up into almost one v one discussions on each section of the contract, these folks wanted to put their own stamp on the deal so their were a bunch of small changes that need to be discussed with their possible implications. 4. It is a so-so deal but they are discussing the pros/cons of releasing it to a vote referencing the AirTran lawsuit and/or a possible DPA takeover. or 5. It passed on Friday but the union reps just want to have a big party on our dues money like the one described in NY by the DPA literature. Am I post 100k? |
With inflation averaging 3% per year, isn't 4/8/3/3 more like 9/0/0? :)
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Originally Posted by Cycle Pilot
(Post 1192123)
With inflation averaging 3% per year, isn't 4/8/3/3 more like 9/0/0? :)
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Originally Posted by Cycle Pilot
(Post 1192123)
With inflation averaging 3% per year, isn't 4/8/3/3 more like 9/0/0? :)
Real inflation is much higher. 6-9% But please, lets not open up that can of worms. |
Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1192126)
If you use the gov't's #s then yes.
Real inflation is much higher. 6-9% But please, lets not open up that can of worms. If we use 4833 that becomes 10,14,9,9 or using 9% 13,17,12,12. That I could live with if we fix scope. Should I do a speeadsheet? :D |
Originally Posted by Gunfighter
(Post 1192098)
LOA 31 mentions that the provision for flying domestic rotations before TOE is complete will occur no later than the August bid period. I've heard from one source that it is already in effect and from another that it is not. Where would this be written?
If it's not in effect, is any domestic flying permitted prior to TOE? |
Someone will come in here from LUV and post some bogus 10k post... Not sure what is a fitting post though. Some 10k underboob?
Crap, there are only 39 posts to go, now I can't log off, I'm gonna have to sit here an keep updating to see what happens, almost as exciting as waiting for the AE or TA lol. Flew with a LCA couple days ago, his rumor was 11% and 11%, and 5hours/calendar day. He admitted he got it from an FO though lol... |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1192093)
I think he's flying. :D
Like tonight? Although it would be crazy if post 100,000 was details of the TA. |
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