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Quit ALPA Now!

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Nice... so he's gone from saying ALPA is throwing away 44 million and they suck to wondering why they'd be the middle man to wondering if they will get investigated for insurance fraud.

Anybody want to start a pool as to what's next?
 
Check your facts before rambling incoherently. The settlement is final, but that has nothing to do with ALPA's suit against UAL to enforce the language that requires UAL to pay the settlement. It may take a while, but UAL will likely have to pay the entire settlement amount in the end.

As far as ALPA "eating the bill," the amount that ALPA actually has to pay, as opposed to what the insurance companies will pay, is rather small. ALPA's budget is still balanced for the year and the financial situation is improving.

ALPA will not collect a dime - they will be bringing a lawsuit against United's bankruptcy estate. This is all optics by ALPA to try to cast the blame somewhere else.
 
I wonder when ALPA will cease to exist...

Probably after the United/Continental merger.

JP and the MEC will be slotted in the top 5%, the rest to fend for themselves like dogs.

"Career Expectations"
 
the union is still in fine shape
And it is the number one priority of the Union to keep it that way. Airlines come and go, but whatever we do, keep the Union alive at all costs.
 
ALPA also paid the scabs at the rjdc $600,000! Again, to avoid the award of an outside jurt giving one cent to these losers. The good news for them, is that it went all to their high priced lawyer.
 
And it is the number one priority of the Union to keep it that way. Airlines come and go, but whatever we do, keep the Union alive at all costs.

Of course its a priority. What other entity has helped make this profession as safe as it is? Airlines come and go but many of the pilots who worked there go to other airlines and ALPA continues to make the industry more safe for them despite the poor decisions of their previous employers.
 

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