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Old 11-11-2012 | 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Columbia
Too bad one can't hold 737 FO at DAL in year 2, 3, or 4. A line would be 12 years in some cities.
Sure they can. I'm in my 5th year and have held NYC 73N FO for several years. CVG & ATL recently as well. The most junior NYC 73N FO is a 10/2010 hire. He held that position with less then 2 years @ the company.

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Old 11-11-2012 | 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Ottopilot
Ditto. No scope = "no" vote. Hold the line. Ignore the 50 seat RJ pilots drooling over 75 seat jets.
When the merger went through all the way to the CO code ceasing to exist, your 50 seat line got erased and everyone knows it.
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Old 11-11-2012 | 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Ottopilot
Ditto. Ignore the 50 seat RJ pilots drooling over 75 seat jets.
Maybe the gojet scumbags are drooling, but most of us are rooting for you guys. I'd rather be flying those routes at mainline in a 737 than watch those idiots do it in CRJ7s.
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Old 11-11-2012 | 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisJT6
When the merger went through all the way to the CO code ceasing to exist, your 50 seat line got erased and everyone knows it.
Really? We still have two contracts and the CAL one says no jets over 50. Sorry. Maybe Gojets will hire you.
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Old 11-11-2012 | 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Ottopilot
Really? We still have two contracts and the CAL one says no jets over 50. Sorry. Maybe Gojets will hire you.
No s&@! Your scope clause in your lofty contract is worthless. Do u ever look around at LCAL hubs and see any 70 seaters? Might look for a clue! Thought I was clear in my last. LUAL. You're right, I never would have been considered at CAL.
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Old 11-11-2012 | 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
FYI, that program was created by the guy in office over 4 years ago.
Wrong.
Where do
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Old 11-11-2012 | 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by UalHvy
I am a junior pilot. I'm just telling you that the Scope in the TA provides for 70 seaters.
Just because it's in the TA doesn't mean it's in a voted in contract yet.


Don't give up and let Jeff win. Just Vote No.
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Old 11-12-2012 | 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by ChrisJT6
No s&@! Your scope clause in your lofty contract is worthless. Do u ever look around at LCAL hubs and see any 70 seaters? Might look for a clue! Thought I was clear in my last. LUAL. You're right, I never would have been considered at CAL.
UAL flights, not CAL flights. Two different contracts. The union is keeping watch o the scope. Flights have been restricted due to scope. Again, you are wrong.
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Old 11-12-2012 | 01:41 AM
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Originally Posted by TBucket
Maybe the gojet scumbags are drooling, but most of us are rooting for you guys. I'd rather be flying those routes at mainline in a 737 than watch those idiots do it in CRJ7s.
x2. Most regional guys could give two $h1ts about bigger RJs. We are about furthering our careers on a mainline seniority list and at Guard/reserve units across the nation.

Of course you will have those 10+ year captains on RJs who will hold on tight to their job, but that isn't most of us.
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Old 11-12-2012 | 03:35 AM
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If true, this is an absolute EPIC FAIL


Zero stock (DALPA 5%=$37K/pilot, APA 13.5% = $100K)
$400M retro pay – avg. $34,000/pilot (DALPA: 2 on-time contracts = 100% retro)
UALPA determine allocation of L-UAL’s $225M retro cut (2/3 on eff date, 1/3 @ SLI)

Pay bands
• A380
• 747, A350, 777, 787, 767-400
• 767-300, 767-200, 757-300
• 757-200, 737-900/800, A320/321
• 737-700/500, A319
• EMB-190

Pay rates
• 2013: DAL - 8.5%
• 2014: DAL - 3%
• 2015: DAL - 3%
• 2016: DAL + 0%
• 2017: DAL + 3% (3% pay raise the day before the amendable date)

Amendable 1/1/17 (4-year CBA) (DALPA amendable 1/1/16 (3.5-year CBA))
16% B/C plan + frozen CAL A-plan (DALPA 15% B/C plan + frozen NW A-plan)
Premium pay for forced junior manning
Voluntary movable domestic RDOs for higher guarantee
Minimum 5 hours credit time/calendar day
Same Int’l override as DALPA
Long-term disability plan: pilot-financed $1-2/flight hour, max $97,000/year benefit
CAL PBS system, UA trip-trading system
CAL vacation system
3.25 hours/vacation day
2 less days of vacation for most senior pilots
No more credit time for vacation drops
3/3.25 hours/training day (<5/>5 day training period)
Significant concessions on hotel rights from UA CBA
New alt. dispute resolution philosophy of “mutually agree,” “company discretion”
Traditional medical plan: UA/CAL hybrid w/ higher out of pocket pilot expenses
HMO plans suffer a significant increase in out of pocket pilot cost
Trip rigs: 4 to 1 now & 3.5 to 1 on 1/1/14 which DALPA has had for years
Scope: similar to DALPA, arguably a little more restrictive on SJs
UAX flies SJs up to 88,000 lbs MTOGW (DALPA up to 223 76 seat SJs, 450 ttl)
UAX EMB-175s & CRJ-900 w/ 76 seats
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