Personally, I don't want to find out who is right about how long it takes to litagate the LOA or if an arbitrator can throw it out.
Because to find out means that we have not reached an agreement and a senority war has broken out
The LOA was never meant to be used that way when it was signed but we believed a meaningful increase in AT pay would be exchaged for a meaninful senority sacrifice.
Southwest Airlines belives this also. The proof of that is in the pilots deal. Also the flight attendance deal.
If a compromise is not reached, we will find out which lawyer is right but long term damage is sure to follow.
Yeah most of us Southwest Mechanics thought AT Mechs would readily leave their seniority for a few extra bucks in their paychecks!
Maybe Southwest Airlines will make this easy for both of us and file bankruptcy! Then have the courts throw out all of our contracts and LOA,s !