Court Injunction Against USAPA GRANTED

[TWA Dude]

I find it incredible that US AIRWAYS finds a judge to fast track a decision against the union, but Kasher has 24 months or longer to issue a decision in LOA 93.

then you're naive. The two issues couldn't be more different.

But the way the Judge writes the decision, I guess you better not write any maint issues up or call in sick (east or west) since you'll be in violation of the courts order (as well as be in violation of FAR's for flying a plane that is not airworthy or flying fatigued?)
Metrojet

the judge will only consider contempt charges if the company collects more evidence. Don't give them that evidence and you've nothing to worry about.

 

[Metro752]

The only good thing that can happen to US AIRWAYS mainline pilots is the company and courts take a giant ******************** on both of them so the true enemy is defined.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_God_Go_XII

 

[PCL_128]

Great job, USAPA. You actually managed to be so inept that you got a judge to order your pilots to answer the phone when crew scheduling calls. Great representation. Sadly, your antics have now set legal precedent for the rest of us, and every other pilot group will have to be even more careful in what they communicate in the future because of you in order to avoid court actions. Thanks, we all really appreciate it.

 

[Axel]

What a sham.

 

[Citjok]

interesting to see the FAA's take on a court directing pilots not to call in fatigued.

FAA vs judge Conrad, interesting.

 

[weasel_lips]

Total B.S.....

So being too sick to fly is illegel now?

What the hell?

 

[GuppyWN]

USAPA - screwing up pilot careers one injunction at a time!

Gup

 

[redflyer65]

And INSISTING on bankruptcy payrates!

 

[weasel_lips]

Time to move on with life. The 10 percenters make the whole group look bad.....

 

[say again]

Time to move on with life. The 10 percenters make the whole group look bad.....

Seems to be the same at every airline!