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The Arbitrators upheld ISL and 787 Fence
The Arbitrators responded this past weekend. The Board took no action whatsoever nor did they respond to the s-CAL list of errors or the s-UAL 787 fence. The long and short of it is everything is staying in place as awarded.
Expect a Blastmail in the next day or so. |
They're too busy spending their bribe and collusion money than to do what's right and just and correct their errors.
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Scabtown
And as another example of unintended consequences, the LAX 787 CAP award is mostly scabs. :(
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Originally Posted by Monkeyfly
(Post 1498405)
And as another example of unintended consequences, the LAX 787 CAP award is mostly scabs. :(
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Originally Posted by socalflyboy
(Post 1498412)
Would you rather there be NO fences, and they move into your world?(400 land)
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Originally Posted by Monkeyfly
(Post 1498405)
And as another example of unintended consequences, the LAX 787 CAP award is mostly scabs. :(
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Originally Posted by socalflyboy
(Post 1498412)
Would you rather there be NO fences, and they move into your world?(400 land)
On the whole, it would have been better if the LAX 400 pilots could bid the 787. Oh well. |
Originally Posted by vspeed
(Post 1498401)
They're too busy spending their bribe and collusion money than to do what's right and just and correct their errors.
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Originally Posted by vspeed
(Post 1498401)
They're too busy spending their bribe and collusion money than to do what's right and just and correct their errors.
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Originally Posted by Monkeyfly
(Post 1498434)
On the surface, no. But seeing as the SFO 400 bids will be rare, it wouldn't have mattered much. Plus, I don't think scab pilots are/would be having a whole lot of fun on this fleet.
On the whole, it would have been better if the LAX 400 pilots could bid the 787. Oh well. |
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