Boeing pilots to replace striking pilots :(
04-19-2018, 01:40 PM
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These jahgawfs stay at our hotel in BOG. I knew there was something off about them when I would see them at B'fast. FWIW, I didn't hear any American accents from them. The one dude was Canadian. Others were UK. I think one was South African. IDK. But they definitely look the part.
04-19-2018, 07:18 PM
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I am absolutely against what Boeing did. But like couple others pointed out, i'm not certain they are actually scabs. Did they cross a picket line and fly struck work?
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
04-20-2018, 02:36 AM
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Originally Posted by All In
I am absolutely against what Boeing did. But like couple others pointed out, i'm not certain they are actually scabs. Did they cross a picket line and fly struck work?
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
04-20-2018, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by All In
I am absolutely against what Boeing did. But like couple others pointed out, i'm not certain they are actually scabs. Did they cross a picket line and fly struck work?
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
Its not the first time hostages were taken during a strike. Or the last.
Admittedly i don't have all the details here. But why would the rest of the pilot group vote in a contract, ending the strike, and going back to work that didn't bring those terminated pilots back. That should've been page 1, line 1.
Word from the few ex-avianca guys we’ve recently hired at Spirit is that avianca has airbuses sitting idle because they fired so many pilots. The 787 was their smallest but also the most profitable so they pled with Boeing to get it up and running again. Boring obliged.
04-21-2018, 12:02 PM
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Someone needs to find out who these bums are and publish their names. The Boeing replacement pilots are indeed SCABS. For the rest of their lives they will be known as such. Pilots on a lawful strike. Replacements are indeed scabs.
04-22-2018, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by baseball
Someone needs to find out who these bums are and publish their names. The Boeing replacement pilots are indeed SCABS. For the rest of their lives they will be known as such. Pilots on a lawful strike. Replacements are indeed scabs.
04-22-2018, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Airhoss
I’m guessing Columbia might not be the safest country to openly scab in. Just sayin. Those dudes might want to be very careful.
04-22-2018, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by BMEP100
Actually, it's the other way round. Stickers and picketers are at greater risk.
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