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04-29-2009 | 09:11 AM
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5+14*354/259.34^E*10^35 = I have no Idea
Typically it takes anywhere from 6 months to decade for a new contract. Pinnacle management has pushed it to 5 years so far, so my guess is at least a year or two (from the time we actually start negotiating).
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04-29-2009 | 11:10 AM
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04-29-2009 | 04:50 PM
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1. Our mainline customers (especially CO) put pressure on management to get a contract or risk losing flying.
2. Our pilot group rolls over and lets management write our contract (as was the case for our FAs)
04-30-2009 | 07:15 AM
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Will we get a contract before the Qs? Only if one of two things happen:
1. Our mainline customers (especially CO) put pressure on management to get a contract or risk losing flying.
2. Our pilot group rolls over and lets management write our contract (as was the case for our FAs)
1. Our mainline customers (especially CO) put pressure on management to get a contract or risk losing flying.
2. Our pilot group rolls over and lets management write our contract (as was the case for our FAs)
As for the second ... our pilot group isn't going to roll over and let management write our contract. I think we're all sick and tired of all the memos, all the emails, all the bulletins ... always changing the rules to suit them. We, as a pilot group are not going to let management decide our work rules anymore. Sure, we'll negotiate with them, but they're not going to say "this is the way it's going to be so deal with it"
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