Delta Sells Compass and Mesaba
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Read the whole LOA, new hires within its context appears to refer to anyone at CPS who was not a flowdown. Given how management worded the Q&A today, that appears to be their view.
#13
I just hope we get some support from the other side of the fence to keep the flow....however when there isn't much chance of needing the flowback in the near future I definately predict we wont see many DAL pilots wanting to keep this thing around. We have already heard a lot of noise to get rid of it. 
Ahh well I guess we will see.

Ahh well I guess we will see.
#14
Unfortunately, the language of the flow-through LOA seems to support that "claim".
In fact, that's exactly what it says.
#15
No. Allows LM & Co the ability to wash their hands and look the other way when we get raped. "Not our problem, what happens at the regional level doesn't affect us!" Same song, different verse.
I'm curious about your take on a potential scenario where the flow up is terminated but the flow-down remains in effect, and the current CPS pilots who've been living under the threat of a flowdown/furlough scenario for the last two years have the agreement terminated when on the verge of flowing up. Do you see the DAL MEC expending any effort whatsoever to prevent such a scenario from happening? I would hope so but as someone else posted, rather doubt they'll spent the postage to send us a condolence letter.
I'm curious about your take on a potential scenario where the flow up is terminated but the flow-down remains in effect, and the current CPS pilots who've been living under the threat of a flowdown/furlough scenario for the last two years have the agreement terminated when on the verge of flowing up. Do you see the DAL MEC expending any effort whatsoever to prevent such a scenario from happening? I would hope so but as someone else posted, rather doubt they'll spent the postage to send us a condolence letter.
Just food for though. Now is the last time you want to start throwing grenades at the DAL MEC.
I may not have liked what we did with the CPS Question, but Pratter sent the question to DALPA and we gave a suggestion. National Acted upon it. Those are the facts, and the facts are that given the fact that DALPA was representing a pilot group that had a separate PWA from ours and would be in section six talks at the same time, it would have made a DFR case a certainty if we wanted to take back scope or even talk about it.
Whether or not I agreed at the time, their points held legal and representation merit. It did nothing for unity, but it fulfilled the DALPA MEC's primary obligation to represent the best interest of ALL Delta pilots not just the bottom 400.
#16
The negotiator's notes and intended meaning will come in to play I am sure. That is unless all parties agree to end it.
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The rest I've deleted in the interest of harmony...
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Call your former MEC Chair at home and ask how putting the interests of Mesaba pilots ahead of Compass pilots is working out for her & her hubby.
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I think we all just need to let the news of today wash over us. Especially the compass guys. We aren't exactly excited about being owned by TSH. With that said I think there will be support from all sides to allow the current seniority list to flow.
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