SizzleChest
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- Jun 6, 2003
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They had a scope clause to prevent a GoJet/TSA situation. In their wildest dreams (OK - one guy at the table thought RAH would eventually fly 777s) RJET pilots never imagined that RAH would buy a mainline carrier much less did they craft language intending to capture that nonexistent flying.
You've been misinformed, and are 180 off from who wouldn't negotiate with whom, with or without a mediator in the room. Last valentines day's (pseudo) mediation was proof of lack of integrity / character of the 747's IBT negotiators - if any was needed.
Oh, but they DID craft scope language to prevent transfer of/new RAH flying outside RAH.... isn't that why the SLI talks were here? They may not have forseen bigger jets flying for RAH or even helicopters for that matter but they did forsee the need for scope. Scope that protected RAH benefit flying for RAH listed pilots.