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Originally Posted by gatorbird
(Post 2520804)
You lost credibility when you told me I had to read past the bold print. I’ve been here 11 years and an ALPA volunteer for most of that time. I can’t believe you even typed that.
Some of the folks on here (not you), that are making statements about this TA (i.e. "there is no definition of regional aircraft") that are completely false. Going back to the "picketing" issue on the Q&A page I thought they gave a very good explanation. Your post just disagreed with me without anything to back it up... |
I was the one that said their was no definition for regional aircraft and someone mentioned there was. I found it and noted as such. I also noted that that definition didn’t change the risk of the language.
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Straight from the ALPA Daily
https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/n...321lrs-in-2019 The TLDR is "Norwegian Turk Uhr Jurbs!" |
Originally Posted by Ed Force One
(Post 2521269)
Straight from the ALPA Daily
https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/n...321lrs-in-2019 The TLDR is "Norwegian Turk Uhr Jurbs!" |
Also, section 1.E was mentioned in the latest FAQ email. Did anyone find that answer acceptable?
I did not |
Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 2522631)
Also, section 1.E was mentioned in the latest FAQ email. Did anyone find that answer acceptable?
I did not 7) Why is there no mention of capacity purchase agreements in Section 1? Capacity purchase agreements are covered by the term "marketing agreement" Section 1.B.3. This application was first discussed in 2010 negotiations and reconfirmed in this round of negotiations in discussions with the Company's General Counsel which took place on the record before both mediators. In any case, a capacity purchase agreement is a form of codeshare. We note that subsection B.3. describes exclusions to our scope. Hence, if "marketing agreement" did not cover capacity purchase agreements the Company could not conduct flying under such an arrangement. |
Originally Posted by falcon2000aj
(Post 2522746)
What's wrong with this?
7) Why is there no mention of capacity purchase agreements in Section 1? Capacity purchase agreements are covered by the term "marketing agreement" Section 1.B.3. This application was first discussed in 2010 negotiations and reconfirmed in this round of negotiations in discussions with the Company's General Counsel which took place on the record before both mediators. In any case, a capacity purchase agreement is a form of codeshare. We note that subsection B.3. describes exclusions to our scope. Hence, if "marketing agreement" did not cover capacity purchase agreements the Company could not conduct flying under such an arrangement. |
Originally Posted by falcon2000aj
(Post 2522746)
What's wrong with this?
7) Why is there no mention of capacity purchase agreements in Section 1? Capacity purchase agreements are covered by the term "marketing agreement" Section 1.B.3. This application was first discussed in 2010 negotiations and reconfirmed in this round of negotiations in discussions with the Company's General Counsel which took place on the record before both mediators. In any case, a capacity purchase agreement is a form of codeshare. We note that subsection B.3. describes exclusions to our scope. Hence, if "marketing agreement" did not cover capacity purchase agreements the Company could not conduct flying under such an arrangement. |
Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 2522779)
1.E was question number 8. Acquisition without merger
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Originally Posted by falcon2000aj
(Post 2522993)
I put that there because you were ranting about a CPA somewhere else in your hundreds of scope ranting posts.
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