TAESL closing January 31
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So what does that mean for the work that has been done there, including for other carriers?
Is RR dissolving the partnership?
and most importantly, how many people are impacted?
Is RR dissolving the partnership?
and most importantly, how many people are impacted?
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thanks...
"About 600 American Airlines employees currently work at TAESL, including 500 who are represented by the Transport Workers Union of America. The airline also employs about 100 management and support employees at this facility. American will provide continued employment opportunities for all 500 frontline mechanics and TWU-represented employees throughout its system, and is also creating more than 100 TWU-represented jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as a way to offset the facility's closure."
All the best to each one and may everyone land firmly on their feet.
"About 600 American Airlines employees currently work at TAESL, including 500 who are represented by the Transport Workers Union of America. The airline also employs about 100 management and support employees at this facility. American will provide continued employment opportunities for all 500 frontline mechanics and TWU-represented employees throughout its system, and is also creating more than 100 TWU-represented jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as a way to offset the facility's closure."
All the best to each one and may everyone land firmly on their feet.
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Let the deal cutting begin!!!
After reading the article I believe work could continue for all RR work from other carriers around the world and they can even expand to other RR engines. There is money to be made. Unfortunately Parker has stated more than once we are not in the MRO business. This is the first round. Even though no layoffs according to AA, people are being displaced or might take a lay off. Let's hope for the best for all the guys at AFW.Filter said:
eolesen
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This should really be no surprise. New AA has shown they have little desire to be in the overhaul business.
Jeff Brundage may have lost his job over saying labor was just a bunch of bricks, but Parker's not passing up on any opportunity to emptying the backpack.
Jeff Brundage may have lost his job over saying labor was just a bunch of bricks, but Parker's not passing up on any opportunity to emptying the backpack.
Surprized anybody still works there as it is. The writing was on the wall for the entire AFW base 10 years ago. I really doubt anybody was caught off guard. Hopefully, this doesn't distract to the progress in getting us a contract - oh wait, what progress?
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I'm sure the company is banking that...iluvaa said:
