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Originally Posted by sleeves
(Post 1887774)
14-02A was the SFO MOU bid. It had 37 Capt bids... 19 were for the 737 in SFO which your side shared the majority of. I do stand corrected as this was the last LCAL bid but it hardly was a massive bid that put people out of seniority for years and filled years worth of upgrades as Pilot64golfer said.
There were less than ten backfills and secondaries on the L-UA side on that bid. There were around 400 backfills and secondaries on the L-CAL side. That made it a big bid. I don't have the exact numbers in each BES because I deleted all that stuff and moved on like most of the people here. |
Originally Posted by Birddog
(Post 1887779)
You're cracking me up. We had 23 737 SFO CA bids if I remember. A majority of FOUR!
There were less than ten backfills and secondaries on the L-UA side on that bid. There were around 400 backfills and secondaries on the L-CAL side. That made it a big bid. I don't have the exact numbers in each BES because I deleted all that stuff and moved on like most of the people here. |
Originally Posted by Birddog
(Post 1887779)
You're cracking me up. We had 23 737 SFO CA bids if I remember. A majority of FOUR!
There were less than ten backfills and secondaries on the L-UA side on that bid. There were around 400 backfills and secondaries on the L-CAL side. That made it a big bid. I don't have the exact numbers in each BES because I deleted all that stuff and moved on like most of the people here. We got our 23 though..... |
Originally Posted by pilot64golfer
(Post 1887827)
LCAL had 417 total with backfills and vacancies on that bid, not counting the 844 from 14-02 so in the 7 months prior to the SLI there were 1,061 vacancies filled, most of which out of seniority.
We got our 23 though..... |
Originally Posted by sleeves
(Post 1887833)
Many of the LCAL vacancies were filled by LUAL returning furloughed pilots. As noted there were only 37 Capt. Vacancies 19 of which were agreed to in the SFO MOU.
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Originally Posted by sleeves
(Post 1887774)
14-02A was the SFO MOU bid. It had 37 Capt bids... 19 were for the 737 in SFO which your side shared the majority of. I do stand corrected as this was the last LCAL bid but it hardly was a massive bid that put people out of seniority for years and filled years worth of upgrades as Pilot64golfer said.
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Originally Posted by Birddog
(Post 1887839)
Man you just don't give up. I have a feeling your "Many" above is as accurate as your L-UA received the "Majority" of the SFO 737 CA bids comment. And actually 14-02A was not the last L-CAL bid 14-02D was.
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Originally Posted by sleeves
(Post 1887846)
It was a majority. This was an F/O Bid. Very few upgrade positions to say that this bid stole massive upgrade positions for years to come a day before the SLI is false.
The evidence that is plainly in front of us refutes all your hype and obfuscation. |
Originally Posted by sleeves
(Post 1887846)
It was a majority. This was an F/O Bid. Very few upgrade positions to say that this bid stole massive upgrade positions for years to come a day before the SLI is false.
I will agree with you however on 14-02A's impact. After the fact it's impact wasn't huge. Bid 14-02D had much greater impact. But I blame Heppner more for 14-02D than the L-CAL pilots that snookered him. Still as pointed out above when you combine 14-02 and 14-02A L-CAL had 1,061 bids filled in the seven months prior to SLI. That's a fourth of the list. There were 419 bids on 14-02D. |
Originally Posted by pilot64golfer
(Post 1887851)
Look at the seniority of the people sitting in left seats in various bases and then try to say that with a straight face.
The evidence that is plainly in front of us refutes all your hype and obfuscation. |
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