CAL proposed SLI posted on UAL ALPA site
#111
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To Mr Sed or any other visiting CAL pilots,
I was wondering if you could help me understand something about the CAL side. Seems a lot of 756 FOs earned $90,761 and a lot of 73 FOs earned $72,520. Does that look right and does that mean ALL those dudes never broke guarantee?
Thank-you from your future stick partner who is not emotionally distressed, but interested in understanding the cultural differences.
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To Mr Sed or any other visiting CAL pilots,
I was wondering if you could help me understand something about the CAL side. Seems a lot of 756 FOs earned $90,761 and a lot of 73 FOs earned $72,520. Does that look right and does that mean ALL those dudes never broke guarantee?
Thank-you from your future stick partner who is not emotionally distressed, but interested in understanding the cultural differences.
I was wondering if you could help me understand something about the CAL side. Seems a lot of 756 FOs earned $90,761 and a lot of 73 FOs earned $72,520. Does that look right and does that mean ALL those dudes never broke guarantee?
Thank-you from your future stick partner who is not emotionally distressed, but interested in understanding the cultural differences.
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Interesting discussion...
Interesting gripe session, however as a CAL guy, I've heard absolutely 0 mention from any UAL pilot comparing their current seniority percentage on the UAL list to the CAL merger committees list.
How about some perspective with regards to relative seniority?
Just curious how the UAL guys are positioned in this list in seniority percentage by comparison...
How about some perspective with regards to relative seniority?
Just curious how the UAL guys are positioned in this list in seniority percentage by comparison...
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#117
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I believe the UAL pilots will owe capt. Brucia and his team a debt of gratitude when this is all over. On the CAL proposed SLI, the bottom 2386 or 37% of the UAL list is stapled below the last premerger CAL pilot, Mr. Yost. A proposal so rediculous it will most likely be rejected out of hand.
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Just think any going back and forth with folks on this forum, about a proceeding totally out of our hand, is fruitless although is its comical to read some of the post.
I've not talked nor flown with anyone, that is embarrassed by the CAL position.
#119
Hello McFly anyone out there . . .
There are hundreds LWB (or whatever that category was) FOs that earned exactly $90,761. Can no one from CAL explain why this is. Same holds true for NB FOs with earnings of $72,520. Is this a holdback of data or does this represent some structural element of CAL bids and earnings related to min guarantee?
Anyone?
There are hundreds LWB (or whatever that category was) FOs that earned exactly $90,761. Can no one from CAL explain why this is. Same holds true for NB FOs with earnings of $72,520. Is this a holdback of data or does this represent some structural element of CAL bids and earnings related to min guarantee?
Anyone?
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Interesting gripe session, however as a CAL guy, I've heard absolutely 0 mention from any UAL pilot comparing their current seniority percentage on the UAL list to the CAL merger committees list.
How about some perspective with regards to relative seniority?
Just curious how the UAL guys are positioned in this list in seniority percentage by comparison...
How about some perspective with regards to relative seniority?
Just curious how the UAL guys are positioned in this list in seniority percentage by comparison...
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