Not Exactly Eye-Watering
#21
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Position: 757/767 FO
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Some guys are not too happy that about 75% of the money in this deal is going to the Northwest pilots. That fact is going to generate some "no" votes among DAL pilots. I think it will still pass but it might be close. And 75% is probably conservative if you count retirement funding.
Bingo. There was zero "parity" in this proposal--the lion's share went to NWA.
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
#22
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Bingo. There was zero "parity" in this proposal--the lion's share went to NWA.
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
#23
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Position: 757/767
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I understand DAL guys stance with this...... But a lot of NWA guys are not happy with the rates that were generated by LOA 19 for the NWA aircraft. Especially in respect to the 400 and airbus. There are always going to be issues that folks feel they got the short end of the stick, but for me I am looking at the positives not the negatives. I feel the combined company will be a powerhouse that preserves jobs and pay.
#24
From the NWALPA website...
NWA pilots receive 2.38% equity
NWA pilots receive statistically equal $$$ Equity share relative to DAL pilots within LTR 19
pretty sure that means our equity doesn't come out of your previously negotiated equity. I'm sure you'll have plenty of other reasons to hate the deal.
NWA pilots receive 2.38% equity
NWA pilots receive statistically equal $$$ Equity share relative to DAL pilots within LTR 19
pretty sure that means our equity doesn't come out of your previously negotiated equity. I'm sure you'll have plenty of other reasons to hate the deal.
#25
I have a few questions for you. Are you a moron? Can you not see what is happening in this industry? Thousands of pilots losing their jobs permanently. Thousands more getting furloughed. The industry is in chaos. You are getting raises, better retirement, better work rules, and furlough protection. Either you are making a big joke, or you are the most sheltered cry baby in the world. If you think you can get better than this by voting no then have at it. You will then deserve to have your butt kicked down the street in whatever comes next. Any NW or Delta pilot that votes against this deal should be shot because you are too stupid to inhabit the earth. And yes, this was the restrained reply.
#26
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Bingo. There was zero "parity" in this proposal--the lion's share went to NWA.
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
#27
Bingo. There was zero "parity" in this proposal--the lion's share went to NWA.
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
With LOA 19, 3.5% equity is split 7,000 ways. I understand the new "deal" will split 3.5% 12,000 ways. Is that correct?
Tell you what, give me the 3.5% split 7,000 ways and LOA 19 raises, keep the insulting 2% DC increase in 4 years, and put me down as a HELL NO vote.
Wake me up when the goodies are split 50/50 between groups. Until then, I'm a "no."
#28
It sounds like they're getting 2.38 split 5000 ways. (not coming from our pot.... ie we still get the LOA 19 amount we expected)exactly!! I hope that's right.You're Right I'm all militant and shiz too, but realistically in this environment what do you expect? What specific changes would elicit a yes vote from you? Not a flame. Honest question.
#29
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He'll get a lot of sympathy here....
AMR 2000 on furlough, 300 more coming
UAL 1400 notices to furlough 950 active pilots
CAL A dutch auction to mitigate the number of furloughs
LCC 300 more furloughs, split groups, and bankruptcy wages.
Aloha, Champion, Skybus, Eos, Maxjet, liquidating. Frontier in bankruptcy. Midwest parking 33% of their fleet and furloughing. Airtran is shrinking. DHL screwing their pilots, while FedEx and UPS are reporting weakening results. The list goes on.
Yup, we should be carping that the A319 is paid more than an MD-90, or an A330-200 is premium, while a 767ER isn't....
The reports from your MEC meeting will be interesting. Tell me which union has got a tougher sell.
#30
As an outside observer, I'd suggest everyone at the new Delta spend a lot less time arguing over who gets what and start figuring out how to make the new airline profitable at $140 oil or you'll find yourself arguing over how to split up 3.5% of ZERO, which is what the new DAL stock will be worth if you (yes, and managment) run the company into the ground because you think you've been treated unfairly.
Even if you have been.
Even if you have been.
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