dsptchrnja
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I've got no problem with that - but interesting thing is - the company is the one that has held to the higher ground. If they wanted to play this game the way some of the pilots do they could easily take away a lot of the creature comforts and perks given to them out of "courtesy" - like no more $50/plate crew food and hotels that are adequate for a good night's rest and nothing more. There is nothing in the pilot's contract that says they are entitled to all the frequent flyer miles they get. If the company wanted to play cheap the way some pilots are doing to try to make up some of the losses - they could. But they are not. They continue to treat pilots with respect and dignity through the bargaining period. Can't say the same for the union or the attitude of those on this board. The union is not gaining any publicity points by doing it. They're just living up to the teamster reputation.
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