US Airways snap-back?

[2ndGenPSA]

What does the snap-back provision entail, and how would it be triggered?

 

[St. Nic]

Our Loa93 pay restoration will be ruled on shortly, USAPA believes the east pilots have a very strong chance of winning which will put our pay Above Deltas. Also, if the airline is sold the pay is restored to pre BK levels- again higher than Deltas. Either way it will be a good year for east pilots.

 

[cactusboy53]

Our Loa93 pay restoration will be ruled on shortly, USAPA believes the east pilots have a very strong chance of winning which will put our pay Above Deltas. Also, if the airline is sold the pay is restored to pre BK levels- again higher than Deltas. Either way it will be a good year for east pilots.

May you be blessed with everything that you so richly deserve.

 

[Sandhawk]

May you be blessed with everything that you so richly deserve.

Amen!

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[BUDDHA145]

Good luck with the ruling!! Hopefully that includes the FO pay scale, because currently is to die for!!!!

 

[Raoul Duke]

what is the USAPA logic for the LOA 93 dispute?

 

[Sandhawk]

what is the USAPA logic for the LOA 93 dispute?

I'm seeing 2 words that should never be used in the same sentence!

:smash:

 

[get2flyin]

May the East pilots be on the receiving end of the Karma they spread so blissfully.

 

[Bertie Wooster]

Usapa does have a fail proof strategy. If they lose the arbitration they will just rename the union and say that the arbitration decision does not apply!

 

[ackattacker]

There is no explicit "snap back" provision. The arbitration decision hinges on whether a "snap back" was implied in contract language which specifies that the concessionary rates have an expiration date of December 09. The actual legaleze is not something I am qualified to discuss, but to me the "implied" snap back is there, but perhaps not legally enforceable.