B727Driver
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Junior, think again.
Profits????
2 BK's, loss of pensions, huge paycuts and over 50% of your flying outsourced.
After all that, you can't help but make a profit.
Nice avatar.
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Ooooooo Weeeee! Lots of east hubris here... Gotta love it. Don't forget boys and girls the company asked for a declaratory judgement. It may stir things up a bit. No matter what the east THINKS the 9th said it'll turn out one of two ways. Either DFR II when their DOH list is implemented or the DJ filing by the company will render USAPA's negotiations for anything other than the Nic DOA.
Doesn't matter guys. You either live up to your agreements or deal with the ******************** storm that we are living in.
No one voted on the "agreement" you speak of; ALPA doesn't allow it (USAPA is, of course, different in this regard.)
The company's actions, as well as those of your crack lawyer, are going to bring this essential fact out (no matter how hard your pocket-judge tried to suppress it.)
No one voted on the "agreement" you speak of; ALPA doesn't allow it (USAPA is, of course, different in this regard.) In any case, I believe you'll find that with ALPA long gone, for myriad reasons, there is no party here any more that agreed to anything. Perhaps this will become clearer to you soon. The company's actions, as well as those of your crack lawyer, are going to bring this essential fact out (no matter how hard your pocket-judge tried to suppress it.)
ALPA is not gone for "myriad" reasons. ALPA was voted off for one, singular solitary reason...to attempt to grant the East another bite at the apple.
All of the pretense and lies were flushed out in the courtroom.
Funny, last time I checked 3 of 5 current ALPA DFR legal actions were by the East.
Courtroom? Guess you missed the latest yesterday .....
Judge Wake’s Order directs that “the Partial Judgment and Permanent Injunction entered July 17, 2009 is vacated.” Furthermore, the Order mandates that the entire Addington action is dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.
Funny, last time I checked 3 of 5 current ALPA DFR legal actions were by the East.
Courtroom? Guess you missed the latest yesterday .....
Judge Wake’s Order directs that “the Partial Judgment and Permanent Injunction entered July 17, 2009 is vacated.” Furthermore, the Order mandates that the entire Addington action is dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.