They will put 70 seats in the jets and bring them on line. Then they will ask the union for relief on the hull restriction. We say OK, they add six seats in each jet, they get what they want and we loose more mainline jets with out knowing what hit us.
I definately agree on this one, and it pretty much renders any discussion of scope triggers/flowdowns a moot point. They are but an LOA away from going bye-bye.
ALPA has already demonstrated that when the company yells "boo," they pee their pants.
Examples on the FNWA side include allowing compass to be created, the whole bankruptcy TA in general, allowing flex-up while pilot's were on furlough (even though prohibited in the contract). On the FDAL side we have the act of allowing retired pilots to come back and fly while pilots were on furlough.
Oh, and now they want to allow retired pilots to be able to collect their full pensions, and come back and fly part-time.
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