Comair Unions Pushing for DL to reconsider
#42
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2009
Posts: 110
Huh?
Writing letters and requesting a second look at a new policy is unprofessional?
OK fine, I am unprofessional.
Next time we are in contract negotiations I won't ask for better pay and better work rules and changes that might ultimately improve the industry. It might be unprofessional.
Writing letters and requesting a second look at a new policy is unprofessional?
OK fine, I am unprofessional.
Next time we are in contract negotiations I won't ask for better pay and better work rules and changes that might ultimately improve the industry. It might be unprofessional.
And yes, it is a privilege. Not a benefit, not a right, not part of the compensation package. My company can change your travel privileges any time they see fit(as they can with mainline also).
#44
Just ask any passenger on a Comair flight, they think they are on Delta.
#48
That is because Delta sold ASA. Prior to that, you would board by DOH on ASA. Now the new-hire ASA guy boards before you. Apparently ASA wasn't the only one to get scrood.
#49
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2009
Posts: 110
Just because I voice my opinion and disagreement over your loss of a privilege does not mean I don't try to get EVERY non rev on the aircraft. You have your opinion on this subject, I have mine. Mine seems to be in line with DAL management and most DAL pilots.
#50
Complications related to implementation aside, would you (speaking on behalf of "most DAL pilots") support a change to the pass benefits that would enable a commuting pilot or flight attendant of a regional subsidiary to use S3 status?
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