USAPA sues some America West Pilots

[Bdfg1]

Copilot SCABford and his bastard union USCABA become more and more pathetic by the day. How many buttons and stickers will they have to sell to dimwitted Eastie pilots on their website to finance this silly little lawsuit? Have they even raised enough money for a legitimate election yet, or is SCABford just going to remain as the self-appointed USCABA honcho?

Aww...someone is still crying on their big PFT uneducated pillow.

See ya!

 

[PCL_128]

See ya!

Say hi to copilot SCABford for us.

 

[Bdfg1]

Say hi to copilot SCABford for us.

Can't say "hi" to someone I don't know. Not to mention I don't fly anymore.

However, tell me how many scabs at your beloved airline could you say "hi" to? Bet that PFT pillow of yours if full of tears by now.

See ya!

 

[Caspian27]

I guess I should stop being amazed by what the East does.

 

[FR8mastr]

I guess I should stop being amazed by what the East does.

you are correct, those East pilots should have just all given up their seats to the West and gone away. And since they didn't do that the new union should just allow every attack possible by any one of the numerous Internet tough guys to slowly drain resources. How dare they try and stop someone from using the Safety hotline for political purposes!

 

[weasel_lips]

Here we go again..... A BIG waste of time.

 

[Caspian27]

you are correct, those East pilots should have just all given up their seats to the West and gone away. And since they didn't do that the new union should just allow every attack possible by any one of the numerous Internet tough guys to slowly drain resources. How dare they try and stop someone from using the Safety hotline for political purposes!

I guess a lawsuit is just the "American Way," but it seems a little extreme to me. Plus, it seems like the HP guys are just doing what you guys were doing a while back...acting together in disagreement.

 

[say again]

Simply amazing?!?!?!

 

[El Pobre]

How does this lawsuit further the careers of AAA/AWA pilots?

The same way calling some 1-800 hotline does I guess. Some people have way too much free time on their hands.

 

[Hamburger]

One guy 9,767 minutes in a week!

The lawyers must have treated themselves to champagne enemas on this one.

Probably going to sue Niculau (sp?) next.

 

[Turtle21]

I bet it felt good to make all those calls. Sorta like a kid feels when he finishes grinding all the Crayola crayons on mom's living-room walls.

http://www.planebusiness.com/buzz/awausapa.pdf

55. Between April 21, 2008 and May 1, 2008, approximately 1,481 telephone
calls to the USAPA toll-free number originated from the telephone number (xxx) xxx-
1006 for a total of approximately 9,767 minutes. Upon information and belief, this
telephone number is registered to defendant Cundari at xxxx West Glass Lane, Phoenix,
Arizona 85041.
56. In addition to the above calls made by defendant Cundari from his
residence, he also made 837 calls, for a total of 5,516 minutes, to USAPA’s toll-free
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telephone number from his cellular telephone between April 19, 2008 and May 1, 2008.
Upon information and belief, Cundari’s cellular telephone carrier is Verizon Wireless and
his cell phone number is (xxx) xxx-7650.
Case 3:08-cv-00246-GCM Document 1 Filed 05/30/2008 Page 18 of 52

 

[Fly-n-hi]

you are correct, those East pilots should have just all given up their seats to the West and gone away. And since they didn't do that the new union should just allow every attack possible by any one of the numerous Internet tough guys to slowly drain resources. How dare they try and stop someone from using the Safety hotline for political purposes!

What seats were taken away from them?

It seems to me that this suit gives AWAPPA some serious credibility in the sense that USAPA is scared enough to try and shut them up.

 

[Fly-n-hi]

The really sad part is that most of the AWA pilots I've spoken to are actually ok with an in house association. If you East folks would just drop the DOH attitude I think most of us would be ok with USAPA.

I love the comments in the suit and on this board that say it was democratic process that allowed USAPA to replace ALPA. Its like we've been brainwashed to believe that as long as it was voted by democratic process it must be ok. This is a clear example of why democracy is bad and why the founding fathers created the U.S. the be a Democratic Republic.

I read that democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding whats for dinner. Unfortunately for USAPA the AWA sheep came ready to fight.

A vote for USAPA was a vote for disaster.

 

[FR8mastr]

What seats were taken away from them?

None, Nic has not been used.

It seems to me that this suit gives AWAPPA some serious credibility in the sense that USAPA is scared enough to try and shut them up.

Scared? I must disagree on that count. USAPA had no choice, what were they to do, nothing? Running up phone bills was bad enough, but using the safety hotline for this crap had to stop.

 

[imacdog]

Sad state of affairs with so-called professionals.