Pinnacle TA consequences forSkyWest/Expessjet
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#112
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Every last one of you guys NOT working for Pinnacle would of voted yes. Give me a break, and I freaking dare you to start denying jumpseat. That threat is as empty as a can of beans in a homeless shelter.
Hide behind your keyboards, **** and moan about what is in the pipeline for you. ASA/Skywest....you guys are next. Welcome to the suck! and I wish you all well negotiating a 1113C.
Hide behind your keyboards, **** and moan about what is in the pipeline for you. ASA/Skywest....you guys are next. Welcome to the suck! and I wish you all well negotiating a 1113C.
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#114
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Well OO ain't 9E... Financials, management, diversified feed ect... Separates us our 2 airlines by a great deal. What happened to you all was your managements fault and you supported their mistakes by making one of your own approving the TA... Thats okay though, we'll welcome some of the 65% that sold themselves down river...
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#116
I would think you would be able to make gains in your JCBA seeing that your company is profitable. Wouldn't it more difficult for ASA/XJT to explain a concessionary contract?
#118
That's failed logic. PCL contract is a bankruptcy contract..not what you are in. Also, isn't industry standard a combined average from all airlines not just pinnacle? I would doubt pinnacles cuts would bring the average down much.
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Pinnacle's concessionary contract brought us down to industry standard in terms of unit cost per block hour. Lowering the bar? Not so fast...
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