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I believe the pilots on strike have been terminated. Do they even have an ID with which to jumpseat? Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.

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Since we're at our favorite topic in our big dysfunctional pilot family, make sure you check the ID for G7 aka GoJet. Don't care about their irrational explanations, they're Scabs, unscrupulous backstabbers etc. Do me and my colleagues a favor and let them walk!

Once a skier always a skier!
 
Ah. Common sense. Roger. Thank you.

By the way, there is a delegation of weasels here who wish to have a word with you regarding your choice of metaphor. They don't look happy.

Three of them are picketing my house right now. Two of them are overweight radical lesbian weasels, the third is a skinny hippy weasel dude, but has a hot looking ferret girlfriend sleeping in the mini-car.

Once our Lab wakes up, the protest will be over :laugh:
 
That's a rather arrogant presumption. You believe anyone with an Amerijet ID, jumpseating, must be a scab. Not an Amerijet crewmember going home, going to see family, traveling to a job interview, going to Miami to walk the picket line...but in your narrow view the only reason an Amerijet pilot might need to jumpseat is in order to take a scab flight?

Upon what justification do you base such a narrow view?



Except for those represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsers, of course. Or the Southwest Pilot Association. Or...

I have already been set straight by someone less grouchy and arrogant than you. If you wish, you can go back to the first page and read both the correction and my humble acceptance thereof.
 
Where was your indignation when ALPA let the scabs back in the union? There were plenty of us pissed. Plus I can't tell you how many times people have said on this forum that the jumseat should not be used as a weapon? I disagree with them. No union, no jumpseat. You scab you buy a ID90/ZED. Which is it folks? Are we against scabs or are we not? Yes. Do we deny jumpseats or don't we? Yes.

I think the scabs should have never been allowed back in the union, and I also think it's perfectly acceptable to deny the jumpseat for any number of reasons. I agree 100%.

Tell me, should I check every CAL or Airtran pilot before I let them on the jumpseat? I do and even as an FO I will point it out to the capt. Cause if you answer no you are a hypocrit.[/QUOTE] We must never forget, or let them forget what they did.. PS this should also include the RJDC instigators.
 
reasons.

Tell me, should I check every CAL or Airtran pilot before I let them on the jumpseat? Cause if you answer no you are a hypocrit.

I have actually had a few guys do this about 7 or 8 years ago, which gave me a chuckle.

Eastern was 1989, or 20 years ago. If the guy doesn't look like he was flying 20 years ago, he's not going to be on the list, but if you're looking, you might want to check ALL pilots on there, since UAL's got 'em, Comair, and I would guess SWA and the others have probably hired some.
 
These guys are standing strong. Kudo's to the Unions that are supporting the Amerijet Pilots:

APA (American)
UPS
USAPA (East AND West)
SWAPA
IBT Local 1224 (Atlas, ABX, Polar & Kalitta)
IBT Local 747 (ATI, Arrow, Great Lakes, Republic, Gulfstream, Horizon,
Miami Air, North American, Omni & USA3000)
Non union cargo pilots in the Miami area

M
 
Can someone please provide me contact info for there union officers or Strike Chairman? I am trying to get our MEC to support our brothers and sisters on Strike at Amerijet, if not at least my LEC. Just left Prater a VM, I am very unhappy (being kind) that ALPA hasn't come out in strong support.

Fraternally,

Jayson Baron
CAL LEC 170 Chairman
[email protected]
 
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Excellent idea. PM me as well with names and contact info. I'd like to forward that information up the chain at UA ALPA as well.
 
When airline pilots go on strike, the MEC should release the names of striking union pilots (with their permission of course). This way other pilots can immediately identify by deduction who is a scab, by not being on the "good list".
 
When airline pilots go on strike, the MEC should release the names of striking union pilots (with their permission of course). This way other pilots can immediately identify by deduction who is a scab, by not being on the "good list".

Good thought, but it might fall apart after a few days. You can bet that in any strike, there will be a certain percentage who can be seen screaming at Scabs with a torch and pitchfork while walking on the picket line, and on day 4, they suddenly go "NORDO".
Phone calls from SPC about picket line duty go unanswered. Voicemail requests from fellow strikers go unanswered. The window shades are drawn at home. And suprisingly, a grainy picture emerges of the "tough guy" hiding on the floor of a SCAB van coming out a SITA checkpoint.

Meanwhile, the rest of the industry has a 3 day old strike list showing him as a "good guy"


Just a thought.
 
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Please pull for the Amerijet cause. Worst outfit I ever worked for. I knew I needed to find a new job while still in initial training. I wish them all them best. They have been dealing with conditions most of us wouldn't believe.
 
Have we confirmed if a striking Amerijet pilot CAN even jumpseat. It would be an easy thing for the company to just turn off their CASS computer.

As far as most of the "don't use the jumpseat as a weapon against scabs" is probably because the definition of "scab" has become so broad, which in my view cheapens the word and makes "scabs" more acceptable. It is not someone that flies for an alter ego, flies for a non-union carrer, or flies for some other outfit that has torqued off some other outfit...

a SCAB is someone who flies for a company while that company has pilots on strike.

For these people I say deny the jumpseat, don't let them back into ALPA, it's sterile on the flight deck if you're flying with them, and if some used baby diapers end up in their flight cases then yahoo!

Later
 
Whether you agree with this or not, ALPA's goal is to get every airline pilot in the United States speaking with one voice under the ALPA umbrella so to speak.

God I hope not. We will end up with a single national seniority list. Imagine upgrading then some carrier goes under dumping a couple of thousand pilots senior to you in the woodpile. You could end up going back to the right seat for years and jerking gear for some old timer with only a few weeks at your company.

No thanks!
 

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