daytonpacemaker
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- Sep 12, 2009
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TWU supoort of the IAM is nonexistant. MIA sent AA mechanics to CUN to US metal. I hope at no US mechs would road trip to repair AA metal until one operating certificate and stteled contractss.
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If the plane goes AOG outside of the US, they can farm the work out.daytonpacemaker said:TWU supoort of the IAM is nonexistant. MIA sent AA mechanics to CUN to US metal. I hope at no US mechs would road trip to repair AA metal until one operating certificate and stteled contractss.
1AA said:As far as working on each others metal? From what I have heard is that AA can touch USAir metal but not the other way around. Why is this? IAM and TWU should be working together on this. After all they want this Alliance thing to keep the dues flowing so they should earn their keep and protect their work. IMHO I am convinced the IAM is a worse union than the TWU and we all know how bad the TWU is. The two unions are creating bad blood between AA and USAir. This will spill over when a single carrier is completed. It will only be worse as the finger pointing will continue. Both unions are dividing the membership and now they are dividing the two work groups even more. I believe AA should work on AA and USAir should work on USAir on field trips.
Has the AMFA drive stalled? Do you think sAA mechanics will reverse their support of the TWU and get AMFA enough cards? Is the IBT active or are the sAA mechanics finally wise to how they botched things up?1AA said:As far as working on each others metal? From what I have heard is that AA can touch USAir metal but not the other way around. Why is this? IAM and TWU should be working together on this. After all they want this Alliance thing to keep the dues flowing so they should earn their keep and protect their work. IMHO I am convinced the IAM is a worse union than the TWU and we all know how bad the TWU is. The two unions are creating bad blood between AA and USAir. This will spill over when a single carrier is completed. It will only be worse as the finger pointing will continue. Both unions are dividing the membership and now they are dividing the two work groups even more. I believe AA should work on AA and USAir should work on USAir on field trips.
Tim Nelson said:Has the AMFA drive stalled? Do you think sAA mechanics will reverse their support of the TWU and get AMFA enough cards? Is the IBT active or are the sAA mechanics finally wise to how they botched things up?