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UALPA response to jumpseat threat

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I don't understand why the UAL pilots don't have 1st priority on any jumpseat that has UAL code. It seems logical to me that they should be first in line. This is not shaniquas flying, it is UALs thus thier jumpseat.

Get lost. If you don't understand then your not in the business. If you're not in the business then your on the wrong message board. Beat it!
 
I didn't read anywhere in the letter that says they want us to contact our MEC to get the glitch fixed. If that was the message they were trying to get across they failed.

I can't believe United hired someone who can't read? Unbelievable!
 
Why are the UAL pilots obligated to the UAX pilots to fix UAL's apollo software? Perhaps they are... I just don't have a reference or document or known reason why they should...
 
D-Bo,

Here you go:


Thanks for pointing it out. I still don't think that was the correct way to go about it and most of the folks I know that have received a letter are not going to the JSC asking them to fix it but rather pissed off at a tactic aimed at trying to get the commuters to do something that your JSCs have already been briefed on. They're doing nothing but holding our commuters hostage. You guys can argue with me all day and that's fine but if the letter doesn't get pulled and you guys play this out, it won't end up pretty.

The system isn't getting fixed in the next 8 days. But you have 8 days to pull the letter and the threat, and talk about it.
 
You are an extremely sad individual for someone who use to fly for a regional. If that is not the case then you are still a sad individual.

What makes me sad? That I won't be taken hostage over something we don't have control over and if we did would cost us money from our already Fd up contract? We've been passive over the last 6 years. Way too passive. Not any more. Tired of having our throats stepped on by management and now UAX. It's not going to work. They should have considered the climate over here before sending the threat.

And yes, I used to fly for the commuters. If you fly for a UAX carrier I may be flying for your commuter before long. If so that changes nothing as far as my opinion on this subject is concerned.

We're trying to save jobs over here and UAX wants to drop this JS BS on us? That's fine. I'm giving you my opinion but would bet money on how this turns out if the letter isn't pulled in 8.
 
High-level reading comprehension is hard...

Walter, were you a pilot who became a dispatcher? Or, are the aircraft flown airplanes in your profile the ones you have dispatched, or just the ones you've gone for rides on?
 
You are an extremely sad individual for someone who use to fly for a regional. If that is not the case then you are still a sad individual.


I'm sad because I'm pissed off about being taken hostage over something I have no control over and if I did, would cost money from my already horrible contract? If you think that makes me sad then F you.

Yup. Used to fly for the commuters. If you fly for UAX I may be flying for yours before you know it. Won't change my opinion of this situation one bit.
 
D-Bo,

Quick question, if UALPA didn't drive this last software change in May that gave TSA/GoJet priority over other UAX on mainline, and mainline priority on TSA/GoJet....who did?
 
Why are the UAL pilots obligated to the UAX pilots to fix UAL's apollo software? Perhaps they are... I just don't have a reference or document or known reason why they should...

I can understand your line of thinking if you feel that integrity is not required of a professional. More reasonable people believe that holding up your end of a reciprocal agreement is the right thing to do. But what do I know Rez, your ALPA pom poms are bigger than mine.
 

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