Mr Furlough
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- May 14, 2007
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Wow, I'm sure glad all of the East pilots appointed YOU as their spokesman on this issue. Funny though, in all of my jumpseating in the past few months, NONE of the East pilots I have flown with seemed to share your viewpoint.
In fact, most have the opposite view, and spoke only of how horrible LOA 93 was, and how it was killing them slowly but surely to work under those conditions. One CLT crew I jumpseated with was, in fact, beyond scared that the West would begin our own Section 6 and they would be stuck at the current LOA93 pay rates.
Perhaps you live in a different reality than the common East line pilot.
Yea, LOA 93 is a problem for our east pilots, and it is a problem for the west as well. When was the last time in modern day aviation that the flying went to the more expensive pilot group?
That being said, your assumptions are incorrect, in my opinion. How many of your TWA guys would have voted a pay raise in lue of getting their seniority at American? Yup, same here. The seniority integration is the first issue, the contract is secondary, the survival of the company is third. And today the stock is below $30. Life is moving on.