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FlyingSig said:
I disagree. It will pass 70/30. The sky is falling after all.... (not to mention CAL has always been an "industy average" type of place on both management and IACP/ALPA side of things.... all of a sudden y'all are industry leaders... can't have that now!)

58/42. Too many sucumbed to the threats. What is pathetic is the F/A's had more nuts than the pilots. Of course our esteemed MEC did not use the provision as promised if one group failed to ratify we would not sign.

The whole process smells. From the barrage of post cards to the gutless actions of our NC.
 
Boeingman said:
58/42. Too many sucumbed to the threats. What is pathetic is the F/A's had more nuts than the pilots. Of course our esteemed MEC did not use the provision as promised if one group failed to ratify we would not sign.

The whole process smells. From the barrage of post cards to the gutless actions of our NC.

I was a little surprised about the don't worry we'll ratify it anyway bit myself.... at least wait a few days to see how the cards lay out... but I suppose that does give the FA's a little more leverage by doing so... tough for the company to park the airplanes when the pilots ratified....

Zonkers:

Nothing was eating at me at all...I mainly found your chest thumping several months ago humorous - having attendend more then my share of IACP meetings (and seeing many familiar names now with ALPA nametags) - the playbook was obvious.

This whole industry produces daily head shaking events. Get too emotionally involved and it'll tear you up.
 
That I was hopeful that my former fellow employees would do the right thing and stand up against a greedy and tyrannical management? That's chest thumping?

Whatever. I have no desire to go back to that POS anyway...
 

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