Bluestreaker
Jo mamma
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- Feb 20, 2003
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you said it my man. "When furloughed mainliners have a stake in the contract of a regional (when they fly for them), that's when mainline and ALPA might finally start acting to help raise the regional rates (or at least stop this round of concessions)". the furloughed mainliners are only going to care about the regionals that they are working for at the time they are working for them. as soon as they get their mainline jobs back(if and when that happens) it's gonna be back to the same old crap, ("the regoinals are taking all of our flying")
Face it, as much as you or I would like all of the pilots to come together and put a stop to this madness. There are too many greedy CEO's out there, too many guys willing to work for nothing and too many people afraid to take a stand.(mesa), come on, didn't even vote it down once???
Face it, as much as you or I would like all of the pilots to come together and put a stop to this madness. There are too many greedy CEO's out there, too many guys willing to work for nothing and too many people afraid to take a stand.(mesa), come on, didn't even vote it down once???
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