Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 1391860)

It does matter. A lot. By the end of 2010 the creditor wolves had been fended off by the promise of CAL passenger service and CAL management righting a sinking ship (note, the latest 14th out of 14 shows how wrong that notion was). The end of 2009 would more accurately show the health of each company, independently, before merger announcement. BTW, I don't know what it would show, but whatever it shows it would be pre-merger therefore more constructive for the health-of-company-equates-to-career-expectations issue.

Originally Posted by LAX Pilot (Post 1391788)

Doesn't matter. 2010 was the Snapshot for longevity, financials, etc.

Originally Posted by ChrisJT6 (Post 1391949)

Latest 14 of 14...whose been running this ship for 3 years?

Originally Posted by thor2j (Post 1391984)

Wrong again.

Please read the memos from the TPA

"There will be multiple snapshots used........"

Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 1391987)

It's your ship. Remember? "UAL bought CAL." UAL pilots were so glad to be rid if Tilton as was Wall Street. Yet nothing's changed except the size of the mess. The SLI is going to be meaningless if no one has a job in five years.

2009 Airline Quality Ranking, UAL #13.

Originally Posted by Staller (Post 1392042)

APC225 you are a smart, respected member of this forum. If we lose our jobs it would have been better defending what we know is right than bow to the likes of pierce, abbot and jeff. You guys are use to it - the UAL pilots have to much honor to live in fear on our knees.

Originally Posted by Staller (Post 1392042)

APC225 you are a smart, respected member of this forum. If we lose our jobs it would have been better defending what we know is right than bow to the likes of pierce, abbot and jeff. You guys are use to it - the UAL pilots have to much honor to live in fear on our knees.

Originally Posted by Phrogs4ever (Post 1392050)

Really? Because the scabs on your knees haven't healed yet from your eagerness to vote in this contract. Many UAL pilots have admitted that they voted out of fear, unfounded as it may have been. We have all seen what you call honor.

Originally Posted by untied (Post 1392065)

Nobody voted out of fear.

They voted "yes" due to the obvious FEAR that JPOS was delaying everything to screw over the UAL side.

That had to stop.

No fear, just common sense.

Originally Posted by untied (Post 1392065)

Nobody voted out of fear.

They voted "yes" due to the obvious FACT that JPOS was delaying everything to screw over the UAL side.

That had to stop.

No fear, just common sense.