Jetblue and United comparison
01-21-2017 | 05:16 AM
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Ok, fair enough. But you did say;
Do you consider their (lack of) scope a solid frame work?
Don't know about you, but I got to watch/experience all the scope relaxation/giveaway. To me, it's a FUNDEMENTAL FRAME WORK.
But rational people can disagree.....
Do you consider their (lack of) scope a solid frame work?
Don't know about you, but I got to watch/experience all the scope relaxation/giveaway. To me, it's a FUNDEMENTAL FRAME WORK.
But rational people can disagree.....
Last edited by John Carr; 01-21-2017 at 05:35 AM.
01-21-2017 | 07:02 AM
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Yes I do.
Thier contract helps us more than it hurts make the case that certain items are standard.
For instance health care. SWAPA doesn't help.but Alaska does along with DAL and UAL. Scope is very important but unfortunately Alaska doesn't help us. At this point management inverted vision of our future is all that we are going to get. Non permitted type is something I hope we get. We sort of have that now in our pea.
We I refer to structure I'm looking at all the peer contracts, and yes Alaska is a peer, section by section and drawing line were items content to form what is standard in the business.
If we threw out SWAPA because it is extremely weak health care and disability we would miss their other section and connect with DAL, UAL, AA, etc.
Alaska's structure helps us!
Thier contract helps us more than it hurts make the case that certain items are standard.
For instance health care. SWAPA doesn't help.but Alaska does along with DAL and UAL. Scope is very important but unfortunately Alaska doesn't help us. At this point management inverted vision of our future is all that we are going to get. Non permitted type is something I hope we get. We sort of have that now in our pea.
We I refer to structure I'm looking at all the peer contracts, and yes Alaska is a peer, section by section and drawing line were items content to form what is standard in the business.
If we threw out SWAPA because it is extremely weak health care and disability we would miss their other section and connect with DAL, UAL, AA, etc.
Alaska's structure helps us!
Last edited by BlueJetDork; 01-21-2017 at 07:19 AM.
01-21-2017 | 08:18 AM
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