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04-07-2009 | 06:45 AM
#142
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04-07-2009 | 08:00 AM
#143
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04-07-2009 | 08:21 AM
#144
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Aepa - Front Page Some food for thought.
wow...good read...interesting spin on the current situation...
04-07-2009 | 10:58 AM
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Lots of name calling and ideas that are a pipe dream in my opinion. Transfer flowthrough pilots to AA now? And they become furloughed immediately?? Good luck finding a current AE CA with an AA seniority # that would like to go on furlough tomorrow in order to be recalled to AA in 2-3-5 years. Am I misunderstanding aepa's concept?
Negotiating a no-furlough clause in our past amendment round? What amazing concession did we give the company where they would have agreed to a no-furlough clause? I understand we have changed some small scheduling practices, and line guarantee maximums, but I havent seen any lines over 80hrs in the recent months.
Negotiating a no-furlough clause in our past amendment round? What amazing concession did we give the company where they would have agreed to a no-furlough clause? I understand we have changed some small scheduling practices, and line guarantee maximums, but I havent seen any lines over 80hrs in the recent months.
04-07-2009 | 11:31 AM
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Actually, if they were to transfer the top 75 flowthru pilots now, the most junior of them would still have perhaps 1000 AA pilots junior to them actually flying, so no they wouldn't be IMMEADIATE furlough fodder (my numbers are approximate).
There have been plenty of 80-90 hour lines recently, but they've been the minority (perhaps 35%).
This information source has as much truth as not and highlights a disturbing belief that the current leadership is no better then ones past that did our pilots little good.
There have been plenty of 80-90 hour lines recently, but they've been the minority (perhaps 35%).
This information source has as much truth as not and highlights a disturbing belief that the current leadership is no better then ones past that did our pilots little good.
04-07-2009 | 12:26 PM
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As I recall having read somewhere, he was one of the MEC members, or part of the bargaining team, back when that 16 year contract was written...
When he got booted out of office, he has spent the remainder of his life thus far complaining about the very contract he stuck you all with...
When he got booted out of office, he has spent the remainder of his life thus far complaining about the very contract he stuck you all with...
04-07-2009 | 01:52 PM
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As I recall having read somewhere, he was one of the MEC members, or part of the bargaining team, back when that 16 year contract was written...
When he got booted out of office, he has spent the remainder of his life thus far complaining about the very contract he stuck you all with...
When he got booted out of office, he has spent the remainder of his life thus far complaining about the very contract he stuck you all with...
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