gern_blanston
Airport Bum
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- Apr 26, 2005
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He meant a 'kick ass agreement' for the company, not the pilots. It seems a valid point. The company held all the cards at that time.Hogprint said:I don't follow this line of reason. Why would the company want to give us a "kick ass agreement" right after 9/11, when thousands of pilots were hitting the streets?