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Maybe if your high on crack
I feel the same way about CEL pilots being placed above active mainline pilots.
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Maybe if your high on crack
You mean the 90 pilots who were not working for USAirways, but took jobs at MidLantic? What they flew didn't matter, but where they were working did.
If you were unable to bid any mainline position then you weren't mainline. How hard is that to grasp.
Your red herring has been made into sushi.![]()
Anyone still question what I said did not happen?
You still haven't shown us, other than your red herring rant;
"Just to be clear I DO NOT mean placed at the bottom, I mean removed. Why you ask? The official West reason was that these pilots flew Turbo prop aircraft at their previous jobs and therefore were not qualified to fly jets. I am not kidding!!!"
Rather than spreading misinformation on this webboard, maybe you should read the award in its entirety. Or have someone with a good grasp of the English language and at least a highschool level of reading comphrension explain the facts of the case to you.
I had to re type this section of page 20 of the Nicolau award as I have no idea how to cut and paste a PDF on here. I am still looking for the original West position that was submitted to Nicolau.
Nicolau Award page 20...
" It is the position of the America West pilots that these pilots do
not belong on the list; that they have no right to be there because
there were no flow-up provisions to which they can lay claim; that they
were only put on the list in an effort to "beef up" the US Airways list,
and that they should therefore be removed. The US Airways pilots
disagree. Though they concede that there was some question of their
status early on, they assert that the submitted evidence makes it
clear that the CEL pilots belong on the list where they are."
I had to re type this section of page 20 of the Nicolau award as I have no idea how to cut and paste a PDF on here. I am still looking for the original West position that was submitted to Nicolau.
Nicolau Award page 20...
" It is the position of the America West pilots that these pilots do
not belong on the list; that they have no right to be there because
there were no flow-up provisions to which they can lay claim; that they
were only put on the list in an effort to "beef up" the US Airways list,
and that they should therefore be removed. The US Airways pilots
disagree. Though they concede that there was some question of their
status early on, they assert that the submitted evidence makes it
clear that the CEL pilots belong on the list where they are."
Changing your tune I see. Your earlier misinformation campaign stated that:
"Just to be clear I DO NOT mean placed at the bottom, I mean removed. Why you ask? The official West reason was that these pilots flew Turbo prop aircraft at their previous jobs and therefore were not qualified to fly jets. I am not kidding!!! "
So you're disputing the idea that they were not active employees on the USAir mainline seniority list? Clearly, they were not and CLEARLY, that was the contention of the AWA committee. No mention was made of firing them (they could have continued to fly at their regional carrier) nor did I read any mention of some "turbo prop experience" issue. That was a complete fabrication by you in an attempt to paint all AWA pilots in an unfavorable light. If AA attaches every Eagle pilot to their proposed integration list, I'm sure like most USAPA faithful, you will suddenly argue the opposite side of the issue.
You argument has no merit and you are awarded no credit.
I give up, nobody is as mentally challenged as you guys make out to be, so therefore you are just making like the Internet trolls we all know you to be. So go ahead back to your BS and have a great day.
By the way when I do dig up the west's argument, I will post it here so that everyone will know what a bunch of liars you are.
The 90 pilots went up to mainline via a flow-through agreement just like the Eagle pilots on the current American seniority list. They could not "flow-down" because PDT didn't honor the flow-down agreement. That's when they cancel the flow-through and those pilots stayed at mainline.
The 90 pilots went up to mainline via a flow-through agreement just like the Eagle pilots on the current American seniority list. They could not "flow-down" because PDT didn't honor the flow-down agreement. That's when they cancel the flow-through and those pilots stayed at mainline.
I agree but there is more...The Flow-Through was cancelled when US Airways sold the 170's to Republic to exit Chapter 11. Hence ending Mid-Atlantic. PDT didn't honor a flow-down because one wasn't agreed upon.
It sucked for everyone!
One question, did the E170's say EXPRESS on the side?
OK then we will just paint express on the PHX based aircraft and you guys can work for 50% less.
Good effort trying to think outside the box but since we East and West collectively comprise USAir mainline and there are no East/West specific aircraft I doubt that will work. Keep trying though!
One question, did the E170's say EXPRESS on the side?
Yo numb nuts. Delta had Express written on their 737 back in 2000. I guess that means they were not mainline pilots flying Delta Express.
M
Yo numb nuts. Delta had Express written on their 737 back in 2000. I guess that means they were not mainline pilots flying Delta Express.
M
Great point!
You missed my point entirely. So I'll dumb it down for you.
Let's go ahead and paint express on the whole fleet, A330 to E190, then we can all work for 50% less. Get the point now?
Scream, shout, and pound your chest all you want but flying for MDA was NOT flying for USAir. When East/West merger process began, it was "mainline" plus "mainline", period. The beef the MDA guys seem to have is nobody went to bat for them regarding a flow through that had evidently been promised. I agree, that sucks and they (you?) got screwed.
I'm surprised the MDA pilot's frustrations aren't aimed at the East pilots who seem to have subsequently failed to demonstrate even a shred of support or unity after MDA was sold off. Maybe I miss read the entire situation...except the part about MDA being the "Embrier Division" of USAir. That's pure folly.
With that said, I'm a big advocate of in-house regional carriers with a guaranteed flow through because I think it's a win-win for everyone involved.
What flying does the republic 190 do out of CLT?
One question, did the E170's say EXPRESS on the side?
Why yes it did.
It also said operated by US Airways.
Let's just make something clear here: we're talking about seniority integration arguments before an arbitrator. Nobody tried to get anybody terminated. In light of the upcoming SLI arbitration with the AA pilots everybody needs to get some thicker skin because a lot of infuriating things are going to be stated there.The rub is that even though they were officially on the US Airways mainline seniority list, the West tried to have them removed.
Let's just make something clear here: we're talking about seniority integration arguments before an arbitrator. Nobody tried to get anybody terminated. In light of the upcoming SLI arbitration with the AA pilots everybody needs to get some thicker skin because a lot of infuriating things are going to be stated there.
It's 100% the East's fault we'll be entering this process a divided group so get ready to choke on that too.