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XJ-spartacus said:TG-
I'm glad you brought this up, I was going to post something along those lines myself. I'm a captain at Mesaba and have a great deal at stake if this NWA TA passes. First of all, isn't the DC-9 going to be retired with the relief of this scope language? If that is the case, how can the NWA pilots think that there won't be massive fuloughs to go along with those disappearing aircraft? And to contradict what others have posted, Compass is going to be a problem. If the NWA pilots are going to come down to our level of flying and compete, how is this not accelerating the whip-saw? I once hoped that NWA would fly all the jets. That way I'd have somewhere to go and finish my career. However, this isn't what has transpired with the NWA TA. If NWA scope is relieved, Compass will start flying the jets that mainline would have received and we all lose. So basically, it does effect others in the food chain if this TA is passed. If this TA is ratified, and Compass starts to compete with Mesaba and Pinnacle, I don't see why we should belong to the same union. We either hold hands in this fight, or we put on some gloves.
-Spartacus
RJDC said:This is the very reason you and your fellow regional pilots need to join us at the RJDC and stand up for OUR rights.
320AV8R said:A watershed event ? I'm not so sure.
No it's not. It provides a direct input to the BOD on vital issues. Besides, that wasn't my point. TG said we're leading a race to the bottom. I gave examples of other carriers that would be "farther down" than us, if this TA is approved.
320AV8R