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Originally Posted by DeadHead
(Post 1203539)
Is anyone actually buying that the 717 order will get cancelled if we vote down this TA?
Have a hard time believing this one - Richard Anderson, Wall Street Journal, 06/23/12 |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1201780)
Okay, I'll agree we should look at section 1 separate from the others.
My point was that if you don't believe the union will enforce section one, THE most important section of our contract, why do would you think they would enforce the other sections? To me it's an all or nothing. Either they will enforce the entire contract or not. I gotta go! Sorry to "debate and run.":D Denny This stuff happens. I wish it didn't, but it did. It is for this reason many of us are so uncomfortable with more weak language. Carl |
Originally Posted by Boomer
(Post 1203666)
Delta just spent millions ripping seats out of the 70s to put in a First Class.
Now they suggest they'll rip First Class out of the 90s to put in more seats? Who would believe that ruse? ALPA apparently, since they're claiming victory at preventing 80/82 seat scope. You might want to look at the Bombardier website and see how a First Class equipped CRJ-900/5 might be configured. I know, it's just a ruse...:rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by shiznit
(Post 1201820)
I think the DCI max domestic block hours goes to a max of 39% and planned as of 34%...
In three years we will get a chance to tighten that ratio even more and to start the work of sunsetting the 64's and 76's that are ending their DAL commitment. Can't you just hear the road shows of 2015 now? Carl |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1203674)
You bet! And to start that "sunsetting", we just need to agree to allow 70 more 76 seaters. We must allow the company time to sunset the current group of 76 seat jets as they expire, by allowing new ones.
Can't you just hear the road shows of 2015 now? Carl If the TA isn't ratified now, the road shows that you mention in 2015 will be for a prolonged section 6 TA that doesn't even come close to making up for what will have been lost in time. |
Originally Posted by shiznit
(Post 1201908)
UAL already has unlimited 70's.
DAL combined cap is 255 (lower than pre-merger DAL/NWA limit)...... All that with 25% lower pay(DAL TA will make UCAL 40% behind). Thanks to UCAL for pulling their weight and helping raise the bar! Who put pressure on whom? It's a tough call, but I think 70 seat jets will soon be the economic choke-hold to companies that the 50 seat RJ is now. They will likely die on the vine, just a little later than the 50 seaters. What's worse, UAL allowing an unlimited number of dying jets, or DAL allowing 325 modern efficient 90 seat jets (currently configured to 76 seats)? Carl |
Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1203673)
Boomer,
You might want to look at the Bombardier website and see how a First Class equipped CRJ-900/5 might be configured. I know, it's just a ruse...:rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by DeadHead
(Post 1202243)
Slow,
Question.... What happens if the company does not honor it's side of the agreement, and keep the ratios within contractual limits? (What penalties are outlined in the TA against the company) Carl |
Originally Posted by Delta1067
(Post 1203676)
Carl,
If the TA isn't ratified now, the road shows that you mention in 2015 will be for a prolonged section 6 TA that doesn't even come close to making up for what will have been lost in time. http://www.raidtips.com/double-facepalm.gif Carl |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1203681)
THAT is the question. I think everyone agrees the block hour ratios are what this TA's section 1 hinges on. And we have some recent history. It involved the JV's balance ratios. When DAL "allowed" them to get unbalanced against us, there was a time limit for those ratios to rebalance. One single MEC administrator signed the MOU that extended the time limit for rebalance. He essentially moved the goal post for the company. And he did so without a single pilot's vote, or a single reps vote.
Carl |
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