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The problem is that it isn't just a pilot issue. The reson the company wants planes at Eagle/ExpressJet/Comair, etc. is because the pilots, mechanics, flight attendants, and agents are all lower cost (pay & benefits). Just making a deal with pilots won't suffice. I'd be jumping mad if I were an AA mechanic the TWU didn't bring up the same fight pilots do (please don't add your comments about company union etc...not interested...try to have a business arguement).
Actually their dues are pretty close, within a few dollars per month....do they pay the same dues amount? If they don't then the TWU would care, it's a business like any other. They'd prefer it be an AA job. The flight attendants would likely have an issue as well...
According to other airline's performance records with the E-190, AA just might declare bankruptcy if they were to buy that piece of garbage.
Dues at Eagle are half of what AA pays, I know I worked for both, a little less than 2 hours of pay per month......do they pay the same dues amount? If they don't then the TWU would care, it's a business like any other. They'd prefer it be an AA job. The flight attendants would likely have an issue as well...
Dues at Eagle are half of what AA pays, I know I worked for both, a little less than 2 hours of pay per month...
Haven't heard anything about looking at the 170/190 series EMBs.
Hopefully we'll never get those unreiable maintenance pigs here. It's bad enough that we have the Brazilian Lawn Darts and Canadian Freezer Tubes. We'll have to up maintenance manpower to take care of any more sub-standard imported aircraft.