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Originally Posted by El10
(Post 1300178)
How many 757s will be left in the fleet by 2016?
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Originally Posted by Yak02
(Post 1300220)
About 23. And, they more than likely will continue to be registered to Continental Airlines, Inc. as they are today.
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Originally Posted by CALFO
(Post 1300171)
Also just keeping it honest: 16% to B fund would begin dec 1, 2012.
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Originally Posted by EWR73FO
(Post 1300369)
I will rewatch the r&i video but what I saw today said the merging of the two plan would not occur until late 2013 or early 2014.
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Originally Posted by horrido27
(Post 1299835)
^ So..
The "Complete Operational Merger Date" is the date in which we have a Integrated Seniority List. Our own Union has told us (though, not sure what to believe anymore) that it would take roughly 6 months after we had a JCBA till we had a ISL. IF this POS TA passes, I will assume (hate to do that) that we may see the ISL around Apr/May 2013 timeframe. One year later, the 1:3.5 Rig would begin. NOT Jan 2014! Motch I believe you will end up being right in the long run (if this TA passes) as the language is right there for all to see. Mid-2014 sounds more accurate based on the language. However, according to the union talking heads, January 1st 2014 is the target date on many things for a couple of reasons: FAR117 plus the transition for all pilots to CMS and away from Unimatic which the company will not be updating. The CMS transition and programming needs to be in place no later than September/October in order to comply with FAR117. Just saying what I was told. But like you said, the words on the page will be used against us. Something that is quite clear in the new TA and definitely not in our favor for implementation. |
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"The union will get 13.5 percent of the stock in the new AMR when it emerges from bankruptcy, which analysts estimate would amount to at least $100,000 per pilot."
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Originally Posted by APC225
(Post 1307139)
"The union will get 13.5 percent of the stock in the new AMR when it emerges from bankruptcy, which analysts estimate would amount to at least $100,000 per pilot."
I sold my equity shares for $122K and that was .23 cents on the dollar, the equivalent of $63 dollars per share. |
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