New Delta MEC Chairman elected
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#63
Interesting commentary.
Was MD the first choice of most that voted for him, or did he get the vote to block someone that brought concern for other reasons than those items listed? Did the true concern over Art winning move the room towards unlikely group of supporters to get MD elected? Does the result make most of the MEC satisfied and get them a leader that all can support? Given the fact that it was 10-9 and the likely choice not getting any votes makes me curious.
Was MD the first choice of most that voted for him, or did he get the vote to block someone that brought concern for other reasons than those items listed? Did the true concern over Art winning move the room towards unlikely group of supporters to get MD elected? Does the result make most of the MEC satisfied and get them a leader that all can support? Given the fact that it was 10-9 and the likely choice not getting any votes makes me curious.
I remember hearing part of the discussion during the KR recall was that those who had been on MEC's that experienced a chairman recall cautioned of unintended consequences. I think MD is exactly that, and possibly a very good one, and probably more of a change than KR was.
Let's wait and see. He's up at the investor conference today and I would expect a Chairman's letter in the next week. Does anyone really expect substantive changes on the day he is elected? He deserves, as any new Chairman, a honeymoon period. Let's see what happens in the next few months.
Last edited by Fly4hire; 12-11-2013 at 04:39 AM.
#64
Well whatta you know, another vote along north/south lines. Guess the Sharpest Tool isn't just an internet handle.
Puppy is just what the doctor ordered to keep this divided MEC on task. He reminds me of Moak in some ways, which is great news. He was something to see during C2K as strike chairman. Best of all he will be respected by Richard Anderson and his crew. He has credibility where Art Aaron is totally lacking.
We dodged another bullet today.
Puppy is just what the doctor ordered to keep this divided MEC on task. He reminds me of Moak in some ways, which is great news. He was something to see during C2K as strike chairman. Best of all he will be respected by Richard Anderson and his crew. He has credibility where Art Aaron is totally lacking.
We dodged another bullet today.
AA's biggest negative was he mercilessly called it like he saw it on a number of issues including the C2012 TA and the KR recall. He was a palatable threat to the gravy train and established dogma status quo of the entrenched bureaucracy. He had ruffled a lot of feathers that needed ruffling.
Last edited by Fly4hire; 12-11-2013 at 04:43 AM.
#66
That was a strategic nuke, not a tactical one. Not aimed at you my bruddah.
#67
That type of passive-aggressive behavior isn't how I'd define effective team building or representation. Please Run meets In Your Face. So for the next year, every time those 3 reps ask Donatelli to help them or do something for them, he will wonder if those "Lucys" will pull the football away, again.
#68
Just to echo what others have said, I think Mike is a good guy. I flew a couple of trips with him on the ER out of JFK. He also invited the wife and I over to his rooftop to watch the Chicago airshow when we lived up there, good times were had by all.
Certainly knows his stuff, and has done good work for the union.
He'll get a baptism by fire with this new 117 brewhaha, but I'm optomistic going forward.
(Also, if you ever fly with him or any of his AF buds, some damn funny stories about his antics back in the day
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Certainly knows his stuff, and has done good work for the union.
He'll get a baptism by fire with this new 117 brewhaha, but I'm optomistic going forward.
(Also, if you ever fly with him or any of his AF buds, some damn funny stories about his antics back in the day
)
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