USA320Pilot
Veteran
- May 18, 2003
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Charlie,
Go ahead. Pizz off the US Airways pilots even more, spend thousands of dollars in legal fees, and then watch the US Airways pilots negotiate per the Transition Agreement, but for some reason never reach a deal.
Moreover, I understand that is exactly what the company wants and ALPA East told management to stay out of this fight. Why? The company would like nothing better to keep the pilot groups separate, not give either group a raise, and then be able to "whip saw" the America West pilots.
Again, the only way out of this is for the US Airways and America West MEC to negotiate a settlement. It's your choice because to a man and woman the US Airways pilots are perfectly happy to remain separate.
Regards,
USA320Pilot
Go ahead. Pizz off the US Airways pilots even more, spend thousands of dollars in legal fees, and then watch the US Airways pilots negotiate per the Transition Agreement, but for some reason never reach a deal.
Moreover, I understand that is exactly what the company wants and ALPA East told management to stay out of this fight. Why? The company would like nothing better to keep the pilot groups separate, not give either group a raise, and then be able to "whip saw" the America West pilots.
Again, the only way out of this is for the US Airways and America West MEC to negotiate a settlement. It's your choice because to a man and woman the US Airways pilots are perfectly happy to remain separate.
Regards,
USA320Pilot