USAPA's Illegal Job Action Causing Pilot Terminations.

[ElBurro]

So any word on how many terminations, what they are flying, who these guys are, etc?

 

[DCAA320]

Sux for anyone to get fired but hope they are senior to me.

 

[ackattacker]

Good chance are these are just a few guys who forgot to do it and/or are computer illiterate. Now they are "hostages". This is the oldest negotiating ploy in the book.

 

[Crzipilot]

Well Glass is back on property, wait till he gets fully spooled up. I'm sure distance learning debacle was just a gem thrown into his lap... He's got a chubby now.....wait till he gets full blood flow going....

Just gotta be smarter than theprick....

 

[captairbusbb]

DLT (Distance Learning Training) is a quarterly requirement at this POS Airline known as USAirways.

Being a requirement, it needs to be completed to remain a qualified crewmember on property....Like it or not, it is required....End of story.

If USAPA and Cleary lovers choose to ignore this requirement by the company and the FAA, so be it.....Suffer the consequences.

All of you Gomer Pyle types in CLT who think you are "ONBOARD" by violating this edict by the company and FAA, you might want to reassess this option from your SUPREME leader....

I'm willing to bet that your SUPREME leader finished the DLT on time...He has once again led his lemmings off the cliff with non consequences to himself or his lieutenants in this bogus name of a UNION....More an association of idiots.

But so be it, remain "ONBOARD"...it's a fun game, isn't it???

Oh, and by the way, if you hear the word "DORK" after checking on to center frequency, that would be me, because it is a most fitting word for you fools that think that anybody gives a ********************e!!

I agree that your former management gave you the shaft....that cannot be disputed, however, at this time in your life, it's time to grow up and stop blaming anybody else for your former woes in life.

Life is too short....Man up, take a deep breath, accept the Nic, and get a new contract before you're dead!!

Happy flying to all those who completed DLT!!

Captairbusbb

 

[weasel_lips]

dlt (distance learning training) is a quarterly requirement at this pos airline known as usairways.

Being a requirement, it needs to be completed to remain a qualified crewmember on property....like it or not, it is required....end of story.

If usapa and cleary lovers choose to ignore this requirement by the company and the faa, so be it.....suffer the consequences.

All of you gomer pyle types in clt who think you are "onboard" by violating this edict by the company and faa, you might want to reassess this option from your supreme leader....

I'm willing to bet that your supreme leader finished the dlt on time...he has once again led his lemmings off the cliff with non consequences to himself or his lieutenants in this bogus name of a union....more an association of idiots.

But so be it, remain "onboard"...it's a fun game, isn't it???

Oh, and by the way, if you hear the word "dork" after checking on to center frequency, that would be me, because it is a most fitting word for you fools that think that anybody gives a ********************e!!

I agree that your former management gave you the shaft....that cannot be disputed, however, at this time in your life, it's time to grow up and stop blaming anybody else for your former woes in life.

Life is too short....man up, take a deep breath, accept the nic, and get a new contract before you're dead!!

Happy flying to all those who completed dlt!!

Captairbusbb

Dork!

USAPA never told anyone not to do their distance learning.

What are you going to do when they close PHX?

 

[Raoul Duke]

That is not what I heard, I have several friends who were encouraged not to take it and promised that there would be no consequences for doing so.

 

[TWA Dude]

What are you going to do when they close PHX?

Use our Nicolau seniority numbers to fly your 330s, take over your forclosed houses, drink your scotch, and marry your daughters. Careful what you wish for.

 

[Bringupthebird]

I see many parallels between USAPA's handling of the DLT and APA's handling of the pilot sickout in 1999.

http://articles.sfgate.com/1999-04-...rican-airlines-pilots-union-lower-paid-pilots

 

[PuffDriver]

I see many parallels between USAPA's handling of the DLT and APA's handling of the pilot sickout in 1999.

http://articles.sfgate.com/1999-04-...rican-airlines-pilots-union-lower-paid-pilots

APA getting sued, you mean? The 40,000,000 judgement which AMR ended up forgiving?