Delta ends Taipei service
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Pulling out of markets and giving them to code share partners is not a way to save or increase ALPA pilot jobs. ALPA spends so much time pointing the membership in the direction of their chosen boogey men that the membership completely misses the fact that their premium international flying and pretty much all international growth potential is getting out-sourced to alliance/partner airlines. Often times State supported; low pay and working condition airlines which are worse than the chosen boogey men. It would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic.
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Pulling out of markets and giving them to code share partners is not a way to save or increase ALPA pilot jobs. ALPA spends so much time pointing the membership in the direction of their chosen boogey men that the membership completely misses the fact that their premium international flying and pretty much all international growth potential is getting out-sourced to alliance/partner airlines. Often times State supported; low pay and working condition airlines which are worse than the chosen boogey men. It would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic.
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Pulling out of markets and giving them to code share partners is not a way to save or increase ALPA pilot jobs. ALPA spends so much time pointing the membership in the direction of their chosen boogey men that the membership completely misses the fact that their premium international flying and pretty much all international growth potential is getting out-sourced to alliance/partner airlines. Often times State supported; low pay and working condition airlines which are worse than the chosen boogey men. It would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic.
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Taipei - Gone
Bangkok - Gone
Shenzhen Shekou check-in for HKG departure - Gone
Mumbai - Gone
JFK-NRT = Gone
...but more importantly Delta airlines only serve two cities in mainland China and no cities in India.
No chip on my shoulder, just showing that the ALPA strategy for job protection/growth is fatally flawed.
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Taipei - Gone
Bangkok - Gone
Shenzhen Shekou check-in for HKG departure - Gone
Mumbai - Gone
JFK-NRT = Gone
...but more importantly Delta airlines only serve two cities in mainland China and no cities in India.
No chip on my shoulder, just showing that the ALPA strategy for job protection/growth is fatally flawed.
Bangkok - Gone
Shenzhen Shekou check-in for HKG departure - Gone
Mumbai - Gone
JFK-NRT = Gone
...but more importantly Delta airlines only serve two cities in mainland China and no cities in India.
No chip on my shoulder, just showing that the ALPA strategy for job protection/growth is fatally flawed.
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Sort of like giving up ORD to PIA flying to a regional, what could that possibly lead to.....
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Taipei - Gone
Bangkok - Gone
Shenzhen Shekou check-in for HKG departure - Gone
Mumbai - Gone
JFK-NRT = Gone
...but more importantly Delta airlines only serve two cities in mainland China and no cities in India.
No chip on my shoulder, just showing that the ALPA strategy for job protection/growth is fatally flawed.
Bangkok - Gone
Shenzhen Shekou check-in for HKG departure - Gone
Mumbai - Gone
JFK-NRT = Gone
...but more importantly Delta airlines only serve two cities in mainland China and no cities in India.
No chip on my shoulder, just showing that the ALPA strategy for job protection/growth is fatally flawed.
AMR has added AKL, HKG, ICN, and SYD. APA also believes the ME3 are bogeymen.
I see little to no linkage between Delta pulling out of foreign markets (mostly dismantling inter Asia NW NRT hub) and ALPA's appropriate campaign against the three airlines from 'Slavers Bay.' Everyone I know at DAL is keenly aware and far from content about partnership outsourcing.
Last edited by intrepidcv11; 06-18-2017 at 05:37 AM.
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