Eagle MEC signed the agreement, including the unlimited flowback provision, and when it didn't go their way they sued to have it overturned. You either honor your contracts or you don't. I hope they're enjoying their RJs cause they'll never see anything bigger.
Or, conversely, I showed up, uninvited, for first day of ground school at a piston regional way back when, just in case there was an open training slot, and the chief pilot hauled me out into the hallway and reemed me a new one. Something about complete disrespect for him and his airline that I...
Apparently contractual obligations are not important to the Eaglets when it isn't in their favor, or more than 800 furloughed AMERICAN AIRLINES pilots would have been allowed to flow back to Eagle.
An item that seems to have escaped mention:
When the flowbacks began, Eagle ALPA started to scream bloody murder and successfully prevented any formerTWA flowbacks for approximately 9 months. Nearly 800 American Airlines (that's what my paycheck said, that's what the release said, and that's...
Seriously Blew by you, what has that got to do with absolutely anything? Should we all ignore our contracts and quiver in fear that the airline that doesn't furlough might furlough? Should we capitulate before any discussion has even begun so that the ones that say a no-furlough clause "has...
Bluepilots is down again. Wasn't today the last day to submit your papers to join the contract dispute? Weren't the link to the law firm's website and the necessary forms to submit listed on bluepilots.com? Wow, what a lucky coincidence for the company, huh? Wasn't the last time the site...
Just an FYI, standard senior executive comp packages generally include an income tax "true up" these days. I'd bet the figure you're seeing is take home.
So let's see.....if we have $250,ooo,000 due next year and we get $5,000,000 per airframe the all we need to do is sell 50 airplanes to AZUL and we'll be OK! OOPS.....
Read it carefully. It actually says that in the event of an actionable event (I don't make this crap up) the company will establish a merger fund from which the pilot group may draw in the amount of 2 million dollars. So only when someone is going to buy/merge/acquire substantially all of our...
So all you're really doing is creating infinite fences to existing domiciles/equipment, and not addressing the real (ie, new carrier) integration......
My proposal has always been:
relative seniority...if you're 50% in seat/domicile the day before the deal, you're still 50% in seat/domicile...
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