""The Association notified the Company of this breach many months ago. Doug Parker assured us that the matter would
be taken seriously. Management subsequently identified former PHX Assistant Chief Pilot John Schreff as the individual
who transmitted your personal and confidential data to Leonidas by accessing the CATCREW database. To date there
has been no assurance from the Company that the information is no longer in Leonidas' possession or that it will be not
be used again. Nor are we aware of any Company effort to impose meaningful consequences on those who may have
been involved in the theft of confidential information. In view of this most recent mailing, we now know that, absent
consequences, Leonidas is emboldened and will feel free to use any information it may have wrongfully obtained. (You
should be aware that the accessed database certainly included, by the Company's own admission, pilot name, address
and passport number information, and may have included date of birth information and Social Security number, more
than enough for identity theft.) USAPA and its attorneys have been in close contact with law enforcement officials who
are currently investigating this matter. In the absence of a satisfactory result on this front, we will consider other legal
options.
Law enforcement representatives have recently requested that a list of victims be provided to further facilitate the
investigation.""