737 MAX covered by current contract?
03-29-2016 | 08:46 AM
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A little defensive guys? Guilty conscience?
There are no "versions" of history. The guy merely said that SWA kept the industry from falling into the abyss by raising the bar. It's not true. They didn't. End of story
Bottom line is that it would appear that SWA wants to step up their game and that is good, but keep it real with what SWA pilots have "accomplished" thus far in their history.
There are no "versions" of history. The guy merely said that SWA kept the industry from falling into the abyss by raising the bar. It's not true. They didn't. End of story
Bottom line is that it would appear that SWA wants to step up their game and that is good, but keep it real with what SWA pilots have "accomplished" thus far in their history.
03-29-2016 | 08:52 AM
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From: 787 Capt.
As a UAL pilot I totally understand, however be very careful what you write online or put down on paper regarding "flying the contract". 8 years ago we had out balls put in vice with an injunction because of what our union put in daily emails, what some pilots put online and what some pilots did on campus to get people to stop helping the company out.
03-30-2016 | 04:29 AM
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From: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
As a UAL pilot I totally understand, however be very careful what you write online or put down on paper regarding "flying the contract". 8 years ago we had out balls put in vice with an injunction because of what our union put in daily emails, what some pilots put online and what some pilots did on campus to get people to stop helping the company out.
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