SKywest takes more Union Work

[scarlet]

Delta awards more flying to Skywest. Skywest is to take 13 airplanes from ASA and now 12 of Comairs. A non-union company taking unionized labor ??

SCAB?--they have opportunity to vote ALPA in we shall see?

I know why on a major board, because you guys need to know what is going on and if your company was to do this how would you feel that ALPA's hands are tied.

Ex. Look at Atlas and Polar...

 

[SNOWBUM]

skywest has its own inhouse union do they not? just like SWA,UPS and AA.

regionals now take flying away from mainline and they are lower paid...are they scabs then?

mesa and their pilots came in and got a UAL contract from Air wisky. are they not worse than skywest then, whose pilots at least make more and have a better contract than mesa's?how about TSA? both alpa outfits lowering the bar one contract at a time.

both atlas and polar were alpa, we know how well that went and what a ridiculous lack of support Polar received from national.

alpa national should have made all regional pilots part of mainline with 100% flow through and all new hires going to regional first. it should have put a lot of effort in increasing pay and benefits there, thus preventing absurd regional growth and the need for more than one regional carrier from flying for the same major. they didn't, they drop the ball, one more example of Duane's failed vision,leadership and greed.

alpa national leadership does not give a crap about you at the regionals , understand that?

maybe the new guy does and will try to dosomething to prevent this race to the bottm on an already bottom world...we'll see.

 

[sweatro]

NO they do not have an in house union.

 

[Rez O. Lewshun]

Skywest, while all the other regionals are getting hammered, do you think you will remain forever immune? and if not, do you think you will get support when you do....

It's your bed....

 

[auspac]

SCAB?--they have opportunity to vote ALPA in we shall see?

Call ALPA and get the definition of a SCAB. To even make that suggestion is insulting to all who have been affected by SCAB labor.

 

[Shrek]

........how about TSA?

How did TSA lower the bar again?!

Get your facts straight and learn the definition of the word Scab........no struck work here.......

Just another RFP to drive down costs by MGT.

 

[AZ Typed]

mesa and their pilots came in and got a UAL contract from Air wisky.

When the dust settled, didn't they also get the ACA routess?

AZT

 

[HA25]

SCAB?--they have opportunity to vote ALPA in we shall see?

Call ALPA and get the definition of a SCAB. To even make that suggestion is insulting to all who have been affected by SCAB labor.

ASA pilots I've known in the past throw that word around like bread crumbs at pigeons.. don't mind him, he's just frustrated.

 

[Morgoth]

My understanding is that it's flying awarded to SkyWest INC. -- not necessarily SkyWest Airlines. Either way, no picket line has been crossed so calling them scabs is irresponsible -- especially if ASA (a union carrier) gets the flying.

With all due respect, think before you post.

 

[SNOWBUM]

........how about TSA?

How did TSA lower the bar again?!

Get your facts straight and learn the definition of the word Scab........no struck work here.......

Just another RFP to drive down costs by MGT.

shrek, I never called the TSA crews scabs, just simply stating the fact that calling skywest scabs because tehy don't have alpa is a idiotic as calling mesa ot TSA scabs for lowering the bar an accepting horrible contracts. they have lower the bar and you cannot deny that. don't you remember contract 2000 for TSA AND MESA?my friends at air wisky were livid at that ******************** , same goes for TSA ( I know I know your MEC acepted the contract after the first vote down and bla,bla,bla...not my fault I want PIC jet time...bla,bla,bla Freedom air bla,bla)tsa and mesa lowered the bar when it didn't neede to be lowered while the non-union skywest made more money and had better QOL contract ( I do not nor have I ever worked there).