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Couldn't agree more.....
Specifically, the UAL scope clause (with regard to 70 seat airplanes) was voted away by one guy in a failed attempt to save a retirement plan.
Guys and gals flying these 70 seaters in UAL colors are kind of like the guy who goes to airshow with his Japanese Zero and is just a bit more proud of it than is appropriate. Yeah, it's kind of a cool plane, but....
Again, the regional guys didn't vote to take the flying, the legacy guys VOTED to give it away.
Again, the regional guys didn't vote to take the flying, the legacy guys VOTED to give it away.
OK jackhole, as F'd up as the CAL pilot group has been over the last 27 years, we sure as he11 didn't give up any 70 seat scope yet!
Didn't vote dic% away, it was taken with a gun to our heads, bankruptcy, the pilot contract was one hearing away from being totally thrown out, "either u give us 70 seaters or we will take it away and then some!!!" Most pilots on this board were not even in the industry when that ******************** happened!! Wasn't CO a leader in the pack petitioning the ATSB, not to give UAL the loan in 03?" Some people seem to forget that!!!
Yeah, time to start acting, tired of "documenting" company abuses to show an arbitrator down the line. Contract was due, pilots furloughed, now this, and NOTHING done by the pilots... what will it take?
Bethune made quite a few remarks in that time frame that were not flattering of UAL. I promise you he doesn't regret them even a little bit. He (and many of us) remembers the "screw CAL" days. Some people forget that as well.
However, I think we all agree, that should be water under the bridge. I'm ready to fiercly defend the UAL brand and all of my coworkers. The upswing this company perhaps might take is shockingly huge. Perhaps even outstrips our ability to negotiate what would be our fair share. I think it's time to start making a case to Congress to look at our situation compared to what this company might be able to earn. With special consideration of the two loan turn downs from the ATSB, that accounted for loss of the pension and scope. Should UAL be able to make this much money in the same decade the pensions and scope were taken from emplyees?
Well if RAH was ALPA couldn't the pilots be persuaded to not fly these flights?
so once again the main line pilots are blaming the "rj" pilots while doing nothing to save themselves.