I like how you Tulsa like to threaten line stations with your seniority. Once you get to the line station you'll realize working for an airline means days with weekends off rarely happens. Use to happen for senior guys, but all the shops that use to be at line stations moved to Tulsa.OldGuy@AA said:It is interesting that Larry Pike who is/was the local prez at AFW has information about Tulsa that nobody in Tulsa has. Presently there are about 2700 Title 1 in Tulsa. Of course that includes machinists, welders, cleaners, etc. To lay off 1200 would be about 40%. Could it happen? Sure. Will it? I'm sure there will be some layoffs but 800 to 1200 seems a bit much. We shall see what happens eventually but if the numbers are significantly less or if there is no layoff then Larry Pike needs to be made and example of. I for one have had more than enough of the scare tactics used by AA and the TWU. Also you have to realize that if they were to lay off 1200 the seniority on the top end of that would be around 1988 or 89. Those guys would be bumping all over the system and with that seniority they would get shifts they want never mind the disruption of the whole system. Normally I would call BS on this but Parker is such and idiot anything is possible. Isom is a hatchet man who once said "We are in the people moving business not the aircraft maintenance business." so I do believe the end result will be lots of job loss in Tulsa but I doubt it will be all at once like Pike is saying.
You guys will soon learn that pay is the most important thing, because you can always CS. especially for the guys trying to commute home. So welcome when you finally get to a line station.
S80 going away, lite C being done during phase insp, Airbus being done somewhere else, iam not selling out AMTs with OSMs, DWH getting another 100 mechs doesn't look good for TUL