They finally have it set. You can get in and get sized up.

 

Have it set?? Not going to happen any time soon. UAL side has several resolutions that we will not wear the new uniform regardless until we have a contract and an ISL.

Yes, we have veto power written into the contract.

 

EFF the uniform!!!!!!!!!! Show me the new contract!!!!!!!!!!

James is stylish enough already.

 

Here's Fred modeling the new Uni:

 

Did Snoop Dog design these new threads?

Let's pimp this bea-a-tch out and go mauve coats with chartruce pants and a raspberry berret.

 

I'm with brother James. I'm quite comfortable with my tattered threads. It is commensurate with my level of compensation. They can find my new uniform with my ipad.

 

Amen. Some friends and I have a running bet that the last guy to pick up his iPad gets a case of his favorite beer from Each of the losers. You want in? Very lucrative at this point..
I'm down to three shirts, all with horrific armpit staining and effed up collars. I say again: you get what you pay for.

 

What would you say if you walked into your doctors office to have surgery done and the doctor had stains all over his scrubs, and looked like crap? Would you be ready to give him more of your business? Probably not..........yet you want to look like crap and be respected? I'm not sure why you think looking pathetic is the way to go. You represent a PROFESSION, and you're doing a bad job of it IMHO. Management is all screwed up, but looking like a garbage pit doesn't do much to instill confidence in the passengers and SURE doesn't help win us much support. When I see a pilot looking like crap all it means to me is that is that they are not happy with what they do and have no pride in THEMSELVES. Their are plenty of ways to voice disapproval, but looking like a dredge of society is not one of them. Flame away...............

 

Where do you get the impression that the contract provides the ability to veto a new uniform? If you are talking about the language below in 21-C, my understanding is that the both uniform committees have concurred -- which is why the process took so long.

 

No flame needed. You are just in a different place at the moment. I don't even feel like taking the time to rip your post apart.

I offer a level of safety to my passengers that is well above the level of my compensation. My 10+ year old uniform has no bearing on that.

I no longer look for respect or strive to earn it. The last 10 years have cemented that thought. I want to be paid for the safety I offer my passengers from A to B. I want to enjoy what is important, my life away from work.