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Old 12-23-2014 | 08:52 AM
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Anyone have the exact TA details to post here?
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Old 12-23-2014 | 08:57 AM
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Another proof that pilots are stupid. Management 3 - pilots 0
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Old 12-23-2014 | 09:00 AM
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But it's ok.. Their hands were tied they had to this or they would be shut down right?

The glass slipper has many owners apparently
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I wonder if pilots from Envoy were able to take their seniority with them to another carrier if they would've voted the same way? This will never stop. The deck is stacked in the favor of every major airline management group. Regional management groups are contractors, we are sub-contractors and will continue to get bent over....I mean competitively outbid. Unions are impotent and as a group we have no recourse but capitulation. Nothing will ever change on this side of the industry (regional). The next blow to any progress will come with the relaxation of scope. Before you know it, we will all be regional pilots and the major airline pay and benefits will all be just a memory. Merry Christmas!

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Old 12-23-2014 | 10:20 AM
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I've had it with taking punches for everyone else.

If amount else out there had what happened to Envoy happen to them they would have voted in a contract, too. It's just the usual internet tough guys throwing out the SCAB word at every opportunity, and talk is cheap and easy when you're not the ones with the gun to your head.

I never called any of the PSA/PDT bunch SCABs, but damn, signing contracts knowing other work groups in your airline will be forced to take concessions to realize the contract and that by signing your contract you will be taking another regional's aircraft, that's awful.

If this TA had failed and over 2-3 years time Envoy's aircraft had been parceled out and delivered to other carriers, not a single one of them would have said no. More likely it would have been cheers at the upgrades and new flying it offers.

Envoy would have been forgotten in a couple years.
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Old 12-23-2014 | 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by skypilot35
I wonder if pilots from Envoy were able to take their seniority with them to another carrier if they would've voted the same way? This will never stop. The deck is stacked in the favor of every major airline management group. Regional management groups are contractors, we are sub-contractors and will continue to get bent over....I mean competitively outbid. Unions are impotent and as a group we have no recourse but capitulation. Nothing will ever change on this side of the industry (regional). The next blow to any progress will come with the relaxation of scope. Before you know it, we will all be regional pilots and the major airline pay and benefits will all be just a memory. Merry Christmas!

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If merging seniority lists was easy, US/AA wouldn't be in the middle of a prolonged 3 way negotiation since the merger was announced.
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Old 12-23-2014 | 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by AdiosMikeFox
I've had it with taking punches for everyone else.

If amount else out there had what happened to Envoy happen to them they would have voted in a contract, too. It's just the usual internet tough guys throwing out the SCAB word at every opportunity, and talk is cheap and easy when you're not the ones with the gun to your head.

I never called any of the PSA/PDT bunch SCABs, but damn, signing contracts knowing other work groups in your airline will be forced to take concessions to realize the contract and that by signing your contract you will be taking another regional's aircraft, that's awful.
Yeah their jobs didnt depend on it or anything...gosh they are such *******s for voting to keep their jobs....but its cool when you do it
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Old 12-23-2014 | 10:31 AM
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I never said it was cool. It's a lousy deal.
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Old 12-23-2014 | 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by NewPil0t
If merging seniority lists was easy, US/AA wouldn't be in the middle of a prolonged 3 way negotiation since the merger was announced.
I agree. There is nothing easy about it. That doesn't mean it shouldn't / couldn't be done. Additionally, the merger of the regional list would be a little different.

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RJ pilot breathes a sigh of relief. Later this year, he'll be able to trade in his 145 for a shiny new 175. Sadly though, all the extra profit from 26 more paying passengers will go into someone else's pocket.
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