Roomwithaview
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- May 6, 2005
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I will tell you.
You posted earlier, maybe you edited it or retracted it, that a STAPLE WAS NOT FAIR. Well, that's a pretty bold stance. I could just as easily say that it is and we can start slinging the mud back and forth. You want to go there?
If you want civility then the AAI guys that are posting here need to attempt some semblance of reality. To discuss in realistic terms the leverage and bargaining power your company and your union bring to the table. Keep it in the real world. Otherwise, it's pointless.
You guys found a winning lottery ticket that you didn't even have to pay for on 9/27/10. You had 100's of pilots that were applying, and leaving AAI to come to SWA. That means they were leaving whatever position they held on the AAI seniority list to come to the bottom of ours. It wasn't working the other way around. Ask yourself why that is and honestly answer it in a post without all the post 9/27/10 bull$hit that has been conjured up out of nowhere.
You, and I can say and write anything we want. Your M & A Committee and our M & A committee will be hammering out the details of a "fair" (which is a completely subjective term) MSLI and hopefully your M & A and MEC are smart enough to take a good deal when they see one. If they don't they could end up like Frontier. Or, they can roll the dice with an arbitrator. I can tell you this. Our M&A will not bring a polished turd back to the membership. Additionally, we have a cadre' of lawyers, 39 years of shared success of the most profitable and productive airline in the history of mankind, and time on our side. So, the misconception that is played out over and over again, on this forum, by the primarily DAL antagonists (ask yourself why that is) is complete and utter bunk. We are prepared quite nicley for arbitration. Financially and emotionally. The SWAPA membership expects and welcomes it.
If you want civil discussion. Then live in the real world when you write. AAI guys will get a "fair" deal (remember the definition above) no matter how this thing works out UNLESS the deal craters. (and trust me-contrary to gross misconception-It can) I don't think there's a pilot on your seniority list that wants that to happen. Think about that when you're conjuring up supporting post 9/27/10 data for Relative Seniority, DOH or whatever Metric du jour compliments your ego.
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I will tell you.
I don't think you practice what you preach.I'm not telling people to shut up completely, I'm asking people to stop ANTAGONIZING each other by posting things that deliberately provoke the other side. We're all going to continue discussing things, which is a HEALTHY thing (one of the threads had been swimming peacefully for several days of responses which was nice). No harm in that. :beer:
If one of my PEERS would like to tell me that I'm posting things that are hostile and openly provocative, they all have my email address or can PM me here and tell me to Shut It.
You posted earlier, maybe you edited it or retracted it, that a STAPLE WAS NOT FAIR. Well, that's a pretty bold stance. I could just as easily say that it is and we can start slinging the mud back and forth. You want to go there?
If you want civility then the AAI guys that are posting here need to attempt some semblance of reality. To discuss in realistic terms the leverage and bargaining power your company and your union bring to the table. Keep it in the real world. Otherwise, it's pointless.
You guys found a winning lottery ticket that you didn't even have to pay for on 9/27/10. You had 100's of pilots that were applying, and leaving AAI to come to SWA. That means they were leaving whatever position they held on the AAI seniority list to come to the bottom of ours. It wasn't working the other way around. Ask yourself why that is and honestly answer it in a post without all the post 9/27/10 bull$hit that has been conjured up out of nowhere.
You, and I can say and write anything we want. Your M & A Committee and our M & A committee will be hammering out the details of a "fair" (which is a completely subjective term) MSLI and hopefully your M & A and MEC are smart enough to take a good deal when they see one. If they don't they could end up like Frontier. Or, they can roll the dice with an arbitrator. I can tell you this. Our M&A will not bring a polished turd back to the membership. Additionally, we have a cadre' of lawyers, 39 years of shared success of the most profitable and productive airline in the history of mankind, and time on our side. So, the misconception that is played out over and over again, on this forum, by the primarily DAL antagonists (ask yourself why that is) is complete and utter bunk. We are prepared quite nicley for arbitration. Financially and emotionally. The SWAPA membership expects and welcomes it.
If you want civil discussion. Then live in the real world when you write. AAI guys will get a "fair" deal (remember the definition above) no matter how this thing works out UNLESS the deal craters. (and trust me-contrary to gross misconception-It can) I don't think there's a pilot on your seniority list that wants that to happen. Think about that when you're conjuring up supporting post 9/27/10 data for Relative Seniority, DOH or whatever Metric du jour compliments your ego.
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