swa737-700
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Don't want to get into a contest with you my friend. Just curious. I do like the idea of alpo going away.
Geesh..............bet your a lot of fun at the party.
First, if you think little ole SWAPA had the big hammer in the age 65 fiasco, you really are a SWA hater. I would think alpo had much more pull in that decision.
Next, I am a former alpo member, and so I feel I can let folks know how I feel about that pathetic organization. They did nothing for me or my fellow TWA pilots during the integration...except screw us. 'Nuff said.
First swapa held the candle of age 65 for years before ICAO and alpa decided to get on board.
If swapa only gets you relative sli is it going to be time to sue swapa? What if you get doh with aai is it time to call the lawyers? I suppose to you twa would have been better represented without any union, afterall didnt you elect twa alpa Mec reps? So didn't you vote in your "pathetic" alpa leadership? What did u do to make twa alpa better?
Tell ya' what. When you get yourself educated on what REALLY happened to the former TWA pilots (due to alpo National and not the LEC), we will discuss. Until then you are only showing your ignorance (or disregard) of the facts.
If you really take the time to understand the facts of the aa/TWA situation, you will realize that your comments reference the AirTran merger are meaningless.
Tell ya' what. When you get yourself educated on what REALLY happened to the former TWA pilots (due to alpo National and not the LEC), we will discuss. Until then you are only showing your ignorance (or disregard) of the facts.
If you really take the time to understand the facts of the aa/TWA situation, you will realize that your comments reference the AirTran merger are meaningless.
You speak the truth.
A great pilot group. An Airline whose history included Lindbergh and Juan Trippe. Sold out by ALPA national in a vain attempt to lure Americans pilots into the arms of ALPA. The sky nazis from American didn't help. Ironically, their arrogance has come back to bite them.
A pilot group that perceives itself as so much better than another and tries to staple them. Sound familiar .... ?![]()
You speak the truth.
A great pilot group. An Airline whose history included Lindbergh and Juan Trippe.![]()
I guess your right, with SWAPA doing such a fine job looking out for the future of the profession, age 65 and all..... I love the Johnny-come-lately ALPA slammers who work for a company that spent the better part of the 70's-90's slowly dragging down the pilot compensation through low rates, no pension, and no retiree medical care. After ALPA is forced to comply with the terms SWAPA has arranged for the profession through concessions at the hands of a BK court, airline failures, etc, then you come on here to chastise and belittle. Enjoy SWAPA's time at the top of the pax payscales, I sincerely hope it lasts your whole career, but just remember, your only #1 until your not.
When do you think you will get recalled to AA?
You probably never had any intention of leaving TWA either. It's a tough business and anyone who blames ALPA for all the forces aligned to take away power, pay and benefits from pilots should spend a little time "educating themselves about the facts".
Fact: TWA was robbed blind for over a decade by Icahn and others and was a mere shell of its former self. The contract sucked as did the route structure (compared to the glory days). This weakened condition led to the vulnerability that brings the sharks to the door. Whether or not there was any real viable option will not be known. I wanted to fly there since 1967 and was sorry to see them go, but blaming ALPA is a fools errand.