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ExWallStPilot 12-31-2025 07:48 AM

Wow, this thread was started in 2023...still probably years away if Frontier survives. Based on Franke's history he will take this until he is forced to make a move and agree to a TA. Spirit actually had to go on strike back in the day.... Until then, more of the same.. wait wait and more waiting

LinaPeru 12-31-2025 08:43 AM


Originally Posted by ExWallStPilot (Post 3986996)
Wow, this thread was started in 2023...still probably years away if Frontier survives. Based on Franke's history he will take this until he is forced to make a move and agree to a TA. Spirit actually had to go on strike back in the day.... Until then, more of the same.. wait wait and more waiting

first time? You must be new.

if you think ANY of these airlines are getting a new contract in sub 2 years, you should take your “wall street” experience and go coach womens softball, cut meat at the deli, or sell used car parts.

fivebyfive 12-31-2025 12:54 PM


Originally Posted by LinaPeru (Post 3987017)
first time? You must be new.

if you think ANY of these airlines are getting a new contract in sub 2 years, you should take your “wall street” experience and go coach womens softball, cut meat at the deli, or sell used car parts.

Yet after all this time..Your professional representation is new enough to believe that an Indigo retread is going to hook you up in 30 days if you roll over and play nice.

fcoolaiddrinker 12-31-2025 01:27 PM


Originally Posted by fivebyfive (Post 3987120)
Yet after all this time..Your professional representation is new enough to believe that an Indigo retread is going to hook you up in 30 days if you roll over and play nice.

pretty sure they don’t believe that.

Windsor 01-03-2026 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by Planedrive (Post 3986771)
Weak Unions lead to weak pilot groups. This is a direct result of having very weak union leadership.

Our MEC chair is routinely crediting 100+ a month. He sets the example. Since our leadership thinks its OK to credit huuuore, then it must be OK for the rest of us to do it.

ReserveCA 01-07-2026 02:06 PM

Latest negotiation update……..
SHUT UP AND BEND OVER!

WingKong 01-07-2026 03:20 PM


Originally Posted by ReserveCA (Post 3989236)
Latest negotiation update……..
SHUT UP AND BEND OVER!

At this point there isn't any need to even open these emails anymore, its just pathetic and aggravating. There is literally nothing we can do to move things forwards and the union doesn't seem overly motivated or interested.

Until there is something to actually vote on, live your life and stop stressing and if you can can't, maybe time to apply elsewhere.

Mugatu 01-07-2026 03:59 PM


Originally Posted by WingKong (Post 3989251)
and the union doesn't seem overly motivated or interested.

I strongly disagree. What else can the union do the haven’t already done? We are bound by the RLA and the NMB process which has always, since its inception in 1934, design to favor company management with the $ole purpo$e to keep the critical infrastructure and economy humming.

FangsF15 01-07-2026 04:12 PM


Originally Posted by Mugatu (Post 3989277)
I strongly disagree. What else can the union do the haven’t already done? We are bound by the RLA and the NMB process which has always, since its inception in 1934, design to favor company management with the $ole purpo$e to keep the critical infrastructure and economy humming.

File for Mediation with the NMB...

ginntonic 01-07-2026 04:27 PM


Originally Posted by FangsF15 (Post 3989279)
File for Mediation with the NMB...

We are in mediation. Forum discussions have not forced the distinction.


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