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US AIR. the industry dark horse 2016???

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Wishful thinking.

USAir only brings one thing to the table for AA; more headaches.

Seen alot of power plays in my career but this one doesnt jive.

Next.

what about LGA and BOS stuff, shuttle etc? domination of N. Carolina,
and some european slots, rome, london, etc?
 
This thread is worthless.


Agreed.

I think the thread sums up the original question of,

" What are the odds of US AIR becoming a great place to work in the next 5 to 7 yrs?"​

The "monkeys throwing poop battle" (easty /westie thang) hasn't even

started yet! We will probably see that in 5,4,3,2,1...... :bomb:
 
"domination of N. Carolina"

WTF?

Airways once "dominated" BWI now there's

maybe one jet and one Dash 8 parked out in

never/never land. (ok I exaggerated a bit on airways BWI flt sched.).

Midway once dominated RDU too.....
 
Damn. Is it that bad over there?

Boy, the USAPA folks really showed ALPA what a real union is, eh? :laugh:

I hate to break it to you, but everything the East has right now was negotiated under to old union ALPA. But you knew that?

M
 
I hate to break it to you, but everything the East has right now was negotiated under to old union ALPA. But you knew that?

M

What exactly has USAPA done for you in the 1015 days they have been the Union for east and west? I can't think of one positive thing they have done except spend dues money on attorneys? Serious question.
 
What they have done is exactly what they were designed to do: delay as long as possible integration of east and west. They have so far got to have their cake & eat it too. East pilots currently bid by DOH and probably will for many years; a combined contract is a long way off. Once age 65 kicks in east pilots will capture all the east upgrades. All without having to deal with the arbitrated list. It's like somebody came along in 2005 and said instead of liquidating we're going to throw a bunch of money at your airline and allow it to survive pretty much as-is and you all get to keep your jobs. Better, a bunch of you that were furloughed get your jobs back.

USAPA has so far been a smashing success for the east.
 
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What they have done is exactly what they were designed to do: delay as long as possible integration of east and west. They have so far got to have their cake & eat it too. East pilots currently bid by DOH and probably will for many years; a combined contract is a long way off. Once age 65 kicks in east pilots will capture all the east upgrades. All without having to deal with the arbitrated list. It's like somebody came along in 2005 and said instead of liquidating we're going to throw a bunch of money at your airline and allow it to survive pretty much as-is and you all get to keep your jobs. Better, a bunch of you that were furloughed get your jobs back.

USAPA has so far been a smashing success for the east.

Even though they have the worst contract known to man and the lowest wages in the industry? I hardly see that as a success and I bet the majority of pilots on the East agree. USAPA is a complete failure and a joke union. They have no pull. There negotiating team is a bunch of idiots. Cleary needs to be in a mad house.
 

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