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Not according to the APA statement, and they have more members than USAPA..... Ooooooops! Add the Westies, and that is called a "Majority."



Bye Bye---General Lee

My guess would be relative or some form of ratio with fences for WBs. Are those idiots out east still trying for DOH?
 
My guess would be relative or some form of ratio with fences for WBs. Are those idiots out east still trying for DOH?

I think that is what the APA wants. Here is the statement again:


"We have seen a model for a successfully arbitrated seniority integration at Delta-Northwest using fences and a ratio methodology based on a percentile seniority list ranking. Also, if an American Airlines-US Airways seniority integration were to be arbitrated, our attorneys have indicated that the ongoing seniority dispute between “West” and “East” at US Airways would be settled as part of the process and should not have any negative impact on an arbitrator’s decision under the McCaskill-Bond statute."



Unfortunately for the East guys, I think the NIC award will probably be the list US will HAVE TO USE. It's called binding arbitration. If you accept it, you then should accept the award. Even the last judge seemed to state that.



Bye Bye---General Lee
 
The jury is still out on this.....

Since the Nic list would have been part of the JCBA between East and West, and since there never was a JCBA between the two, and the MOU states that any and all contracts and agreements prior to the MOU between APA and USAPA are null and void, it is possible on another starting point.

Of course, the West will sue. The hard part will be figuring out who was harmed and who was not. Lets not forget that 25% of the flying the West does is East flying because the West lost their Vegas hub.

A350

Field Marshall Lee hasn't responded to this. Why?
 
Field Marshall Lee hasn't responded to this. Why?

Charlie,

This is so 3rd Grade. Don't go back on a promise. Your group accepted binding arbitration. When you do that, you have to accept the award. You know that. Quit dancing around the issue. Your group's action will make EVERYONE pause when thinking about this in the future, whether or not the "other guy" will pull a "USAir East" and say "sorry, our fingers were crossed!"


Bye Bye---General Lee
 
Charlie,

This is so 3rd Grade. Don't go back on a promise. Your group accepted binding arbitration. When you do that, you have to accept the award. You know that. Quit dancing around the issue. Your group's action will make EVERYONE pause when thinking about this in the future, whether or not the "other guy" will pull a "USAir East" and say "sorry, our fingers were crossed!"


Bye Bye---General Lee

You still haven't responded to A350.
 
AAA pilots still dreaming of a do over since AWA/AAA did not get a JCBA while waiting on AA. The NIC. is still there waiting for a JCBA to go into effect or DFR II is on once again and ripeness will not be an issue this time. The MOU does not give USAPA a free pass to start over once again, LCC is still part of the hybrid DFR claim and the courts should get this settled by years end. The nightmare of USAPA and DOH uber alles will soon be a thing of the past...
 

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