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Press Release: XJT keeping the 69 a/c
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AWESOME!!
This is a big win on many levels. CAL was trying to force the wages down and lost here. Now they have lost control over the 69 aircraft. They will no doubt figure something out but at probably a larger cost than if they had just left well enough alone. Let it be a lesson to MGMT when they try to force unecessary cuts.
Very happy to here this...CONGRATS
This is a big win on many levels. CAL was trying to force the wages down and lost here. Now they have lost control over the 69 aircraft. They will no doubt figure something out but at probably a larger cost than if they had just left well enough alone. Let it be a lesson to MGMT when they try to force unecessary cuts.
Very happy to here this...CONGRATS
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