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Fins(a.k.a J*** B******),
Are you still trying to stir the pot? Why are you representing yourself as a Delta pilot? Just for the record Ransome was stapled with many restrictions.
Ed
In order to achieve large contractual gains we need two things, a strong and profitable company and a unified pilot group. Neither the Delta pilots or NWA pilots have that today. We need to get there.
This JCBA gives us all the best chance to get there in the shortest time.
This isn't about kumbaya and playing nice with each other, not that there is anything wrong with that, this is a business decision which happens to be a win-win-win for all of us.
The best furlough protection you can have is a profitable and growing airline, by capturing the value of this merger sooner, rather than later, it gives us all the best opportunity to work for a growing and profitable airline.
I don't see any cons to this JCBA, it provides equity for all of us, contract improvements and parity for all, and a superior SLI process agreement that gives us all the best chance to achieve a fair and equitable seniority list.
No other pilot group has ever accomplished what the DAL/NWA pilots have on the front end of a merger. Just my 2 cents.
Did I touch a nerve? Is that you Mr. Ford?"Ed"---while you're posting people's full names (or who you are accusing them of being anyway), why don't you go ahead and post YOUR full name tough guy?
Special Ed,Fins(a.k.a John Breiling),
Are you still trying to stir the pot? Why are you representing yourself as a Delta pilot? Just for the record Ransome was stapled with many restrictions.
Ed
peanuckle said:It pains me seeing the jumbo RJ's running around all the airports that both DAL and NWA have given up in recent years.
superpilot92 said:I see that also, why is that? Completely short-sighted IMHO. SCOPE is extremely important and needs to be captured asap.
I said the same thing when i was an "RJ" pilot so your attempted flame is worthless.
Your embarrassing yourself by acting like a crybaby.:bawling:
I'm sure you did. I'm sure you did, indeed!
And the second your regional job would have been threatened by scope, you would have raised bloody he!! like none other. Wrong, i always pushed for CAL to keep the 50 seat scope language. Next![]()
Hahaha, funny What are you the grammar police.
You two weren't singing this tune when you were RJ pilots!
But now that you're ex-RJ pilots, and now mainline drivers, you scream bloody murder about RJ flying and scope.
Actually, I was singing that tune when I was an RJ pilot. It always ticked me off flying with guys foaming at the mouth over getting 76 seaters. They would always get a lecture on why the larger the airplanes the regionals fly, the fewer top tier jobs there will be.
Economically, the Avro was irrelevant. The CRJ900 is a DC9 slayer.
Compass is an alpa sanctioned alter-ego. That should be NWA/DAL flying.
Fins(a.k.a John Breiling)
You two weren't singing this tune when you were RJ pilots!
But now that you're ex-RJ pilots, and now mainline drivers, you scream bloody murder about RJ flying and scope.
That should be NWA/DAL flying.
I don't know Superpilot, but I've known PeanuckleCRJ for several years. His opinions about RJs have always been the same. Just because you fly an RJ doesn't mean you have to agree with the outsourcing bulls---.
The majors should have put it ALL on one ticket to begin with and we wouldn't be having this conversation. Had that been done it would have meant higher career earnings for ALL pilots and quicker longevity rises on the mainline pay-scales.
Ahhhhhhhhhh, finally something I agree with 100%. You can search my previous thread history if you wish to see exactly my point regarding this outsourcing back in the 90s when the RJs first came out.
I like you now.