RAH contract question?
#14
The training agreement isn't a legal contract anyway!
#15
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I thought maximum sked duty was 14 hours, not 15...
And what kind of statement is that? "If we have fatigue, it's due to unplanned circumstances..." Hmmm...who actually plans to make their pilots "fatigued" anyway? Where did you find this? I'd like to read the article.
And what kind of statement is that? "If we have fatigue, it's due to unplanned circumstances..." Hmmm...who actually plans to make their pilots "fatigued" anyway? Where did you find this? I'd like to read the article.
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#16
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Still unwilling to say who he worked for.... if he ever did.
Not sure I know what an "airline driver" is anyway. or.... "going to to work on the corporate outside from flying."......
Bottom line is that RAH pilots are aware of their contract. It was signed 5 years ago...and has been in negotiations for nearly a year. Only time will tell what they sign for this next time around.
Not sure I know what an "airline driver" is anyway. or.... "going to to work on the corporate outside from flying."......
Bottom line is that RAH pilots are aware of their contract. It was signed 5 years ago...and has been in negotiations for nearly a year. Only time will tell what they sign for this next time around.
#18
Empty threat from the company. Only those that dont know any better will be bullied back by that lie. Typical of RAH.
#19
I just hope one day we can live up to the high expectations that Mav has for us since he is so perfect in his airline and his career of choice. I wish he would just go around to crew rooms every where and do lectures about how he is better than all of us....cause we all need that right now. NOT
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