Overspeed
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ThirdSeatHero said:So tell me Overspeed, why won't you address your contradictory statements?
First you said AMFA was responsible for the loss of heavy maintenance at UAL, then you post the IAM gave it up.
And not that I need to expose your blatant ignorance yet again, but you know NOTHING when it comes to what AMFA did at UAL.
Here is just one example of the truth of AMFAs action in bankruptcy at UAL.
http://socialistworker.org/2005-1/529/529_11_United.shtml
And then a short time later...AMFA all talk, no action.
By Amy Joyce
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, May 31, 2005; 5:05 PM
United Airlines' unions today agreed to contracts that will help move the company toward an exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association ratified a five year contract that will include pay and benefit cuts, saving the carrier $96 million and heading off a threatened strike.
The mechanics union, which represents 7,000 United Airlines mechanics and cleaners, voted 59 percent to 41 percent to a 3.9 percent pay cut, among other concessions.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/31/AR2005053100107.html