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Originally Posted by vessbot
Cujo, you've repeatedly stated the premise that relationship status should have no bearing on JS priority. Including in the thread in the Delta section that you started. But, combined with the fact that you don't work for AA (but presumably at Envoy/PSA/PDT), this means that your airline should also be considered OAL at the same priority as, say, Mesa and Jetblue.
I pointed this out a while ago and you didn't address it so I figured that you dropped that line of argument when you saw that it undermines your own position at a AA WO. But you raised it again, so, I thought I'd point out the problem with it again. Maybe it got lost in the clutter when the thread was very fast-moving.
Being WO puts us directly under the AA umbrella as we do solely AA flying and that’s the agreement set forth by APA, ALPA, and AAG management. You can’t compare us to MESA, Gojet, etc.
That doesn’t make us better than anyone but that’s just how it’s structured. His point I think is because we are committed to one airline, that should be how it is.
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