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UAL/CAL Scope Arbitration Decision?

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Wow. Yup I was wrong. Very wrong. Congrats to the UAL/CAL pilot group. Beat a very smart lawyer at his own game.

Eat Crow young whipper snapper. Any more lessons to give us under educated mainline fools?!? Let me guess, you picked Texas to go to the Fiesta Bowl this year too right?

To the Skywest and yes even Republic guys. Just remember that Uncle Jerry told you he was positive that proposed 70 seat flying was NOT a violation of CAL scope clause. Well Uncle Jerry's word is now wrong. Seems like he can eat crow too. Botom line, you fly 70 seaters out of CAL hubs under CAL flt # then you are in direct violation of arbitrated scope decision. Yeah go fly it if you insist that you have no choice, but don't expect me to look at you with anything but disgust...
 
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My guess, if it was in favor of the union we would have heard about it already. It probably went for the company and the mec is, "evaluating all options". I hope I am wrong.

I was wrong!!!! that has never happened before :). This should be the wake up call, shot across the bow, that scope is non-negotiable and a strike item!!!!!
 
Why? Not as long as you're doing it in a 50 seater.

I'm just joking. It seams these bitter old CO pilots like to throw the scab label at SkyWest pilots without restraint. When in fact half of there pilots are scabs in the first place.
 
To the Skywest and yes even Republic guys. Just remember that Uncle Jerry told you he was positive that proposed 70 seat flying was NOT a violation of CAL scope clause. Well Uncle Jerry's word is now wrong. Seems like he can eat crow too. Botom line, you fly 70 seaters out of CAL hubs under CAL flt # then you are in direct violation of arbitrated scope decision. Yeah go fly it if you insist that you have no choice, but don't expect me to look at you with anything but disgust...

Blah Blah Blah... get over yourself.
 
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Blah Blah Blah... get over yourself.

Why cause dopes like you told us repeatedly we were wasting our time defending the only outstanding part our contract? Good thing we don't listen to little boys that make noise. Adios...
 
Why cause dopes like you told us repeatedly we were wasting our time defending the only outstanding part our contract? Good thing we don't listen to little boys that make noise. Adios...

Righttt. First of all I have never said that. Secondly I am happy the court ruled in your favor. Lastly, dont be disgusted with SkyWest pilots. Instead be disgusted with both of our managments for letting it get to this.
 
I'm just joking. It seams these bitter old CO pilots like to throw the scab label at SkyWest pilots without restraint. When in fact half of there pilots are scabs in the first place.

Bitter?! We won. What's there to be bitter about? Look, you just need to go to your company and tell them you don't want to violate a lawful scope clause. BTW: where did you get that guppy killer bag sticker? I want to get one with your airplane on it... Sorry, couldn't resist....

*edit: Actually, I couldn't imagine putting a sticker like that on my bag. No matter how bad things might have gotten. I can't believe so many of you guys have those guppy killer stickers....
 
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Yeah, its gonna be done with Skywest CRJ-200's for now. Weather the IAH base remains open is up to question now.

Not 100% sure, but as I read the T& P Agreement, there can be no base openings in either UAL or CAL bases by the other carriers etc. I'm not sure if an IAH base can be opened by a UAL complimentary or code share carrier.

Yogi
 

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