Freebird
Veteran
Not enraged. Calm, cool & methodical. The only parties that "claim" the case is "not ripe" or "will never see the light of day" is USAPA & Seham. Keep up the good work.
This is how it'll most likely go down. USAPA will lose the appeal. Lose Snapbacks. And receive a nice bill (read Assessments) for the damages, $$$. Cleary will think of some other delay method, only to get pressure from the East pilots to Move on and get a contract.
The scope of the Transition Agreement will be tested. The Scope of it has long passed its purpose and a contract will be crammed down by mgmt. Can you vote NO? Of course you can. But the majority will vote YES, although it will be a somewhat substandard contract. "You dont like it? Leave" is what Parker will effectively tell you.
Most level headed East pilots realize the fight is over. They will vote for a contract behind closed doors. It will most likely pass.
USAPA = one failed attempt after another to unseat the Nic award. Hows that workin out? You may think delaying it is a success for now, but in the long run....it will stand.
Those of you who claim to control USAPA's BPR, should have paid more attention during the Merger negotiations. Nic spoke, you failed to listen. Wake spoke, you failed to listen.
Its only a matter of time. The support back East is eroding...