NPA forum down...AGAIN

[maxblast72]

ALPA is going to fix all of Airtran's problems by June 1st, didn't you get the memo? I think most of us are smarter than that. We are just looking for a little more experience, stronger legal department, and a little more structure for our union. These are 3 things ALPA can bring to the table for the same $3 million/year we are generating for the NPA right now.

If it don't work, we can always go independent again in the future just like Fedex did back in 1996. It is what it is, no use fighting against it with the emotional arguments I have been hearing. It will take work for this pilot group whether the initials on the door are NPA or ALPA.

 

[ATLboeing]

Does anybody know just what the topic was that got it shut down?

And why is our leadership always so vague? Every time something happens, they never want to tell us what's going on.

 

[PCL_128]

UAL ALPA forum has been down for months. There is no silverlining with ALPA you are kidding yourselves.

The UAL ALPA forum was shut down after a judge issued an injunction against the Association. The NPA just shuts down the forum whenever somebody looks at them weird. Seems to be a weekly occurrence now.

 

[j41driver]

So why is it still down?

 

[eaglesview]

The UAL ALPA forum was shut down after a judge issued an injunction against the Association.

Yes you are correct it was a regular butt kicking put on ALPA and their “powerful lawyers.” As I said there is no silver lining

 

[Raoul Duke]

shutting down a board because of posts for "legal" reasons is a complete joke. if there was any liability, it would be against the people making the posts except for a case like UAL where the posts themselves were not the basis of the liability but instead evidence in support of an overall liability finding. Anyone know what the subject of the posts were?

 

[Lear70]

Not officially,,,

Don't know when it will be up again, if at all. Yet another reason I'm grateful we have Brad's site...

 

[FlyFastLiveSlow]

Does anybody know just what the topic was that got it shut down?

And why is our leadership always so vague? Every time something happens, they never want to tell us what's going on.

Telling us something might mean someone is held accountable for something. We don't want that now do we? Not to mention, we most certainly can't risk hurting Laura's feelings.

 

[FlyFastLiveSlow]

Does anybody know just what the topic was that got it shut down?

And why is our leadership always so vague? Every time something happens, they never want to tell us what's going on.

Telling us something might mean someone is held accountable for something. We don't want that now do we? Not to mention, we most certainly can't risk hurting Laura's feelings.

 

[Lear70]

No doubt, FFLS.

For everyone, just a reminder, no copying and pasting off BD's website.

(hint: there might be something there about all this that's worth reading).

 

[Luv2BFlyin]

its back up