Concessions Are Coming
#223
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In any case, "career expectations" encompasses a LOT of things. What vacation weeks you get is deeply far down on that list. Almost weightless. There are so many variables beyond just an out of context snapshot of a specific variable that favors one pilot's argument. A (former) USAir friend of mine is furious at the AM and now AA merger because his entire argument is he was hired "expecting to be number one on the list" eventually and therefore that is his particular "expectation" and any other result is bogus *insert the laughing til he cries emoji face*
The DL pilot group is well positioned to fiercely argue all of the benefits of career expectations against any smaller airline. That will in most cases not mean a pure staple, but it dam sure won't mean full relative I assure you.
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#227
I'm not sure which he'd rather see...?
#228
Why is this ridiculous Alaska merge theme being resurrected now?
In any case, "career expectations" encompasses a LOT of things. What vacation weeks you get is deeply far down on that list. Almost weightless. There are so many variables beyond just an out of context snapshot of a specific variable that favors one pilot's argument. A (former) USAir friend of mine is furious at the AM and now AA merger because his entire argument is he was hired "expecting to be number one on the list" eventually and therefore that is his particular "expectation" and any other result is bogus *insert the laughing til he cries emoji face*
The DL pilot group is well positioned to fiercely argue all of the benefits of career expectations against any smaller airline. That will in most cases not mean a pure staple, but it dam sure won't mean full relative I assure you.
In any case, "career expectations" encompasses a LOT of things. What vacation weeks you get is deeply far down on that list. Almost weightless. There are so many variables beyond just an out of context snapshot of a specific variable that favors one pilot's argument. A (former) USAir friend of mine is furious at the AM and now AA merger because his entire argument is he was hired "expecting to be number one on the list" eventually and therefore that is his particular "expectation" and any other result is bogus *insert the laughing til he cries emoji face*
The DL pilot group is well positioned to fiercely argue all of the benefits of career expectations against any smaller airline. That will in most cases not mean a pure staple, but it dam sure won't mean full relative I assure you.
I also don't think we will merge with Alaska. Hawaiian is another story.
#230
He is setting himself up in a win-win situation. If in fact we get an outstanding TA from Malone and Company he gets to reap the benefits of such a deal even though he has thrown cold water on everyone's expectations of said deal. If not he gets to say "See I told you so!!! We should have passed TA2015!"
I'm not sure which he'd rather see...?
I'm not sure which he'd rather see...?
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