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I'm more worried about Mesa than the Chinese.... Let's deal with ALPA members undercutting ALPA members first..... then we can focus on cabotage.... Deal with the current emergency before you start to worry about the next one.....

let's just say the current "emergency" with Mesa is an amber light and the cabotage is a red light with a goddamn Fire Bell blaring.... i don't know if you ever get up there, but just look at the ramp in Anchorage as what could potential happen here in the u.s.

-Mookie
 
I'm more worried about Mesa than the Chinese.... Let's deal with ALPA members undercutting ALPA members first..... then we can focus on cabotage.... Deal with the current emergency before you start to worry about the next one.....

Wow Joe.... are you coming around? One of ALPA's structual problems is the MEC's operate as individual units with no negative or positive concern for the other MEC's. However, this indifference is a net negative loss.

It's not that the legacy MEC despise or detest the regional MEC's, they just haven't been trainied or conditioned to be altruistic.

What we need to be doing is working together to address everyones concern.

Now, do you think your silly little lawsuit is helping or hurting? Joe, it is time to renounce the RJDC...
 
Couldn't have said it better, Boiler!

Peace.

Rekks
 

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