Cobra17
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http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/travel/2008-04-08-nwa-delta-talks_N.htm
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This is a dangerous game. Will we play with management?
Doubtful.
I hope that NWA's MEC sees what is going on and realizes that what we have proposed is very fair and falls along the lines of ALPA's merger and Fragmentation policy.
You give 100 seater to DCI, guess what. They will not only replace the 68 remaining DC-9's but they will also replace the 88 and maybe some of the 737-700 we were going to get.
Be careful what you wish for.....
Oh.... and make sure you Delta boys negotiate a NO FURLOUGH clause also after the merger, cause that'll stick and NOBODY could get furloughed right? ..... priceless...
I guess 9-11 wasn't a big enough event for you huh? It changed a lot of things in our industry, and Forced Manure was just part of the process. We still have a no furlough clause though for TBKANE and up, and it includes economic problems and high oil prices, which most arbitrators would understand. I really don't think Dalpa would give that up, but I haven't see the proposal. It would be dumb to let that go. Doubtful.
Bye Bye--General Lee
Call your reps.
I have and have told them that I am willing to give up compensation to have this done. It is the only true flight that is worth fighting. Some may see it as an easy way to a major, but in reality if this turns out to be true, it may be your only way to a major.
They may want a vetting process for the regionals, or a 10 year fence but at least the deal would be done.
I guess 9-11 wasn't a big enough event for you huh? It changed a lot of things in our industry, and Forced Manure was just part of the process. We still have a no furlough clause though for TBKANE and up, and it includes economic problems and high oil prices, which most arbitrators would understand. I really don't think Dalpa would give that up, but I haven't see the proposal. It would be dumb to let that go. Doubtful.
Bye Bye--General Lee