ASA Authorize strike
 

Good luck gents. . . and gals.

http://www.alpa.org/DesktopModules/A...=2618&Tabid=73

its about time people start getting some balls

i just hope scabs dont step in and replace em

Agreed. I'm surprised to see the forum a little quiet on this one. ::shurg::

Thank god someone else is standing up and saying enough is enough. STOP LOWERING THE BAR!!

Scabs. . .oh you mean Go-Jets! Maybe. . .or the pukes at Repubic or whatever they are called will probably try and take their flying at their less than 50 seat rates.

Me too . . . .

I guess we'll see what happens.

Plus, it's easy to agree "To Strike" but when it comes down to it, we'll see who "DOESN'T" really want to go through with it, and is willing to fly for lower pay. Also, don't forget, SKYW owns ASA, and more than likely, ASA planes will transfer to SKYW and SKYW pilots will fly them . . . . Leaving striking ASA pilots without a job. . . . (Forever). Then what will ALPA do . . .? They will slither away quietly, trying to forget that were responsible for 1,400 more pilot job losses.

The only way a Strike will work for the ASA pilot group is if all the other Delta connections honor their Strike...Ask the Comair pilots how it went for them without the support of all who are involved with the Delta Airline Route System...How we all forget so soon what the other pilots before us went through.

Exactly. I see all of these old timers insisting how bad scabs are, but none of them are willing to actually step up to the plate when the regionals are about to get scab-ed out.

good luck to them, bad thing is with the powers that be, mo way the NMB will release them to strike. we had the same type of vote and outcome at NetJets and the good ole boys in DC wouldn't release us.

Ah . . . HeavyDriver is one smart cookie. Absolutely correct in assessment. I would make the bet that the other Delta Connection carriers will not strike.

ASA won't strike either