Scope Proposal at American
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Seems some guys are more concerned that your flying may be outsourced to regionals than Alaska/JetBlue. Keep in mind that neither of those groups "own" their flying. Alaska has NO scope protection, JetBlue has FAKE scope protection. I haven't read the full proposal, but perhaps your "code share" flights might be operated by SkyWest afterall.
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Is the converse true, do you believe that having a contract that surpasses everyone else will provide the growth many desperately seek? (Both the company and others have said this isn't sustainable).
Care to offer up a few concrete ways we can have the latter and move more folks from the regionals to the majors quicker?
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Eric, grudges held because of what you did not get in this career are obvious. (if you are a major airline pilot, past posts tell me you more than likely have not been hired at the major level) Your past posts say that loud and clear. What your background is I have no idea (because as you stated in a previous post " I will not say who I work for") but what you present in your post is off the cuff anger and misguided. What you intended? I hope not, but all the same don't be surprised when people call you out and character assassinations. Carl and I disagree on a lot of things but he is not out to sell out his peers.
I'm curious what my grudges are since they are obvious?
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Maybe because management knows they can't get scope relief from the courts even in bankruptcy. They have to get that locked down by concent and they know it. What's strange is that they went all stick and very little carrot.
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So you believe the model on the table along with future aircraft orders doesn't position us for growth and opens the door to a lot of hiring in the future?
Is the converse true, do you believe that having a contract that surpasses everyone else will provide the growth many desperately seek? (Both the company and others have said this isn't sustainable).
Care to offer up a few concrete ways we can have the latter and move more folks from the regionals to the majors quicker?
Is the converse true, do you believe that having a contract that surpasses everyone else will provide the growth many desperately seek? (Both the company and others have said this isn't sustainable).
Care to offer up a few concrete ways we can have the latter and move more folks from the regionals to the majors quicker?
Tomahawk, there is no way you can be a pilot with such a pedestrian intelligence. MAAnagement maybe, or perhaps part of a paid consultancy.
Every true aviator knows that "future aircraft orders" are meaningless. They are not a guaranty of growth as they can be changed or converted on a whim.
That utopian vision will not put food on the table or a child into college.
Pay raises and better work rules will if the same rules add to the family financial bottom line. Aircarft orders??? "Promised growth???" YGTBSM.
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Not only that, but with a massive fleet of 88's and 76's needing replaced in the future, big aircraft orders could only mean staying the same size or even shrinking if narrowbody codeshare relief is offered.
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And how have they done?

In 2003, everyone "pulled together". Look where that got us.
Time for a change.
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We did indeed pull together which is exactly the reason we didn't go down the BK route the last 10 years. Again, give me one promise made to us pilots resulting from the 2003 contract that hasn't been kept. Just one!
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