robbedagain
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- Oct 13, 2003
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I doubt very much that the engine inlet would have gone for a while without notice from either a ramp agent (who is union) or a pilot (also unionized) doing the walk around. when four planes are grounded in one day, it is pretty much a serious situation in which the carrier's mgmt is not view safety as an issue--aka nwa comes to mind here. second of all, i am notmixing your statements up but grounding 4 planes well the passengers dont take that too well and i know rampers dont cause they must change bags dozens of times. and you are right you scabs wont ever get it right with union folks! pencil whippin the logbooks to me is an unsafe thing and something has to be done about it pencil whippin can be erased and a false thing put in its place then the crew could be dealing with something much more seriousRobbed, here is something for you to think about...Why do you twist what I say into something I didn't say? I never said four flights were cancelled. I said we grounded four aircraft. Just because an aircraft is grounded doesn't mean the flight is cancelled. I was simply complementing the gate agents and control on a job well done with the plane changes and large number of gate changes that followed.
Do you really think that if AMFA had been here the outcome would have been different? I don't think it would have mattered who was here. As a matter of fact the reason one of the aircraft was grounded was because a repair on the engine inlet was breaking apart and being ingested into the engine. The repair had been done here at DTW months before we even got here. That means AMFA made the repair to begin with. No matter who was working that aircraft that day they would have grounded it also. The same decision would have been made to ground the aircraft. First we are stupid ignorant scabs because we are pencil-whipping log books and sending off unsafe aircraft. Now we are stupid ignorant scabs because we ground unsafe aircraft. We just can't get it right with you guys can we?