ultrarunner
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Tristar, good post with lots of good info, but you are wrong in saying ATA Holdings bought WOA/NAA, it was Matlin P. who bought WOA/NAA, then formed GAL which under GAL was ATA, WOA, NAA. If what you said was true your scope would have gone much further in the courts than it did. Sorry for the thread hijack.
[quote=CaptSeth;1771424]New ATA Holdings, with financing arranged by Matlin Patterson and JP Morgan Chase, purchased World Holdings and changed the name of ATA Holdings to Global Aero Logistics. That is a fact, it is irrefutable, and if you like I'll provide the documentation if it really matters to you. What's your beef? Guilty conscience?
Therefore, entitled to bid for positions on the B747, MD11, DC10, B767 and B757 in seniority order at any Global Air Logistics carrier.
New ATA Holdings, with financing arranged by Matlin Patterson and JP Morgan Chase, purchased World Holdings and changed the name of ATA Holdings to Global Aero Logistics. That is a fact, it is irrefutable, and if you like I'll provide the documentation if it really matters to you. What's your beef? Guilty conscience?
New ATA Holdings, with financing arranged by Matlin Patterson and JP Morgan Chase, purchased World Holdings and changed the name of ATA Holdings to Global Aero Logistics. That is a fact, it is irrefutable, and if you like I'll provide the documentation if it really matters to you. What's your beef? Guilty conscience?
We had 3 valid scope grievances in progress at the time of the shutdown. ALPA National and their worthless attorneys decided to pursuade our nit-wit custodian to fold the cards in return for a few pennies on the dollar (which we still haven't gotten). Probably because they knew there would be no dues money forthcoming. What they didn't think about is the fact that abandoning these grievances just accelerates the profession's pathetic slide into oblivion that Cohen, Weiss and Simon and the limp-wristed, idiotic ALPA "leadership" are responsible for.
Have you flown with any of the TZ pilots there? Do you have a problem with any of them? So some of the guys grumble on here - I think they are entitled to it. It's no skin off of your back, so suck it up, be a man, and shut up. As Capt. Seth said - ALPA sold the TZ pilots down the river and it's a dead issue anyhow.
If you were involved in the union relationship between the three carriers, you would know full well that OUR intentions were to build an alliance to protect EVERYONE's jobs and workrules. Not to put people out of their seats. At all.And yes, I am bitter that I lost 14 years of seniority and a great career, but it wasn't the pilots at NAA or World's fault. Of course, the EXCO's were notably silent regarding our plight after the shutdown, but that's life. I've moved on. I'll post the relevant press releases when I get to a computer (I'm on my Treo) if you're that interested in the facts. But it is over now, dead issue.There are other clouds on the horizon.
Sorry for the mis-quote about the "dogs"and hunting.. and sorry about the P.F. reference.. its been a while since I was there as you might be able to tell.. basically I was commenting on the management style there, as I do know that many of those people have been there for a long time.. and they still share the same attitudes towards employees...
Does anyone know if a former ATA Sr. capt ( W. H.) was hired there? don't even know if he applied.. but he lives close by to Cappy.. just wondering..