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Bought US Airways with WHAT? Sand maybe rocks wasn't money......
Yea, US Air bought America West and moved it's HQ to Tempe, AZ....
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Bought US Airways with WHAT? Sand maybe rocks wasn't money......
Real Irish do not drink green beer!!!!!!!
If you think you have the votes to decertify you are welcome to try and I don't think that anyone in usapa will deny you the right.
Please fill us in on what was released since USAPA doesn't have the stomach for it.In typical usapa fashion the more open and transparent union has failed to inform the membership of yet another setback on the legal front. The pattern is if they think it is a win usapa immediately screams from the mountain top like Charlie Sheen. WINNING!!!
When they lose, nothing. Hoping that no one will notice. A decision from the court was released on March 14. Today March 18 still no update.
If you close your eyes and put your fingers in your ears maybe the bad things will go away. The local usapa shill can explain why usapa has not informed anyone of the legal court order.
I think someone needs to make a copy of this forum and send it to the FAA and the NTSB. This is how a airline works behind the cockoit door! Someone needs to look into this and see if is like this while I am flying around in the cabin. It may take a ream of paper but I am doing it. You people are going to have a crash while your fighting among yourselves, Myself, my family and the people of this country don't deserve this.
You are absolutely correct and this should and will be presented to the FAA if and when the time comes. This abortion of a merger has created more animosity than even NW/Republic which is very hard to believe. It is for this very reason that these two groups must never be put together and likely never will be.
Noone of the flying public should ever be put in a situation where that are in an aircraft where these two diverse groups would be forced to inhabit the same space. In fact, the first and only question a passenger should ask is if there is a mixed cockpit. If so, do not under any circumstances get on that aircraft.
Since this is a public forum, it is information that could and would be used against the company in the event of any situation that might have legal liability. Putting these two groups together that would cut each others throat and expect compliance is an accident waiting to happen and they know it.
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You are absolutely correct and this should and will be presented to the FAA if and when the time comes. This abortion of a merger has created more animosity than even NW/Republic which is very hard to believe. It is for this very reason that these two groups must never be put together and likely never will be.
Noone of the flying public should ever be put in a situation where that are in an aircraft where these two diverse groups would be forced to inhabit the same space. In fact, the first and only question a passenger should ask is if there is a mixed cockpit. If so, do not under any circumstances get on that aircraft.
Since this is a public forum, it is information that could and would be used against the company in the event of any situation that might have legal liability. Putting these two groups together that would cut each others throat and expect compliance is an accident waiting to happen and they know it.
V
I disagree completely.
While of course there are exceptions, yourself most notably, I feel that whatever the outcome 99% of the pilots are mature and professional enough to fly together safely.
For those of you that feel you cannot do the job, I'm certain the company and USAPA will craft a "NO FLY" system to preclude your immaturity from being introduced in that flight deck scenario.
If anything is used by the company taken from this forum, it will most likely be items related to "self-help" espoused by numerous well known USAPA shills.
Your are truly a pathetic escuse of a professional pilot, if you are one. If you are that stressed out quit the job, go on disability for your mental illness and feed of the welfare system.
I noticed you still have that avatar. You know the same symbol the Panama City gunman painted on the wall prior to the shooting.
Tells me that much more about your frame of mind, or lack of one.
I disagree completely.
While of course there are exceptions, yourself most notably, I feel that whatever the outcome 99% of the pilots are mature and professional enough to fly together safely.
For those of you that feel you cannot do the job, I'm certain the company and USAPA will craft a "NO FLY" system to preclude your immaturity from being introduced in that flight deck scenario.
If anything is used by the company taken from this forum, it will most likely be items related to "self-help" espoused by numerous well known USAPA shills.
You are absolutely correct and this should and will be presented to the FAA if and when the time comes. This abortion of a merger has created more animosity than even NW/Republic which is very hard to believe. It is for this very reason that these two groups must never be put together and likely never will be.
Noone of the flying public should ever be put in a situation where that are in an aircraft where these two diverse groups would be forced to inhabit the same space. In fact, the first and only question a passenger should ask is if there is a mixed cockpit. If so, do not under any circumstances get on that aircraft.
Since this is a public forum, it is information that could and would be used against the company in the event of any situation that might have legal liability. Putting these two groups together that would cut each others throat and expect compliance is an accident waiting to happen and they know it.
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Team Tempe will never put this thing together! It will cost them 400 to 500 million per year in pilot costs. They will pay us the LOA93 money in a heartbeat verses a joint contract. The LOA93 money for the full amount is only 147 million per year. Why would this management ever want a joint contract? Separate operations = Cheap labor...........................The next contract for this pilot group will be when another transaction takes place.
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Noone of the flying public should ever be put in a situation where that are in an aircraft where these two diverse groups would be forced to inhabit the same space. In fact, the first and only question a passenger should ask is if there is a mixed cockpit. If so, do not under any circumstances get on that aircraft.
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