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Is there a limit on 76 seaters, or large turboprops?


Bye Bye---General Lee
 
Goodbye VSA. (Okay, only during furloughs. . . but that's a good step.)
 
RES guys can pick up flying on days off.
 
No scope is a no vote for me.
It says all current aircraft and aircraft on order as of date of signing will be flown by Alaska Airlines pilots. So the day after the contract is signed, they can order the C series for Skywest to fly. Not good. I hope that is just poorly written in the summary and the actual language is better than that.
 
No scope is a no vote for me.
It says all current aircraft and aircraft on order as of date of signing will be flown by Alaska Airlines pilots. So the day after the contract is signed, they can order the C series for Skywest to fly. Not good. I hope that is just poorly written in the summary and the actual language is better than that.

I also hope the actual language is better. But I don't believe for a second this company is going to go out and order any planes - that based on their history. Yes it's possible but in my view very unlikely.
 

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