Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
04-02-2014, 12:03 PM
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It's been said before, but the article shows how even the media now, knows Southwest is no longer the "darling" of the industry. 
Southwest Airlines, once a rebel, shows its age - - MSN Money
Southwest Airlines, once a rebel, shows its age - - MSN Money
04-02-2014, 12:18 PM
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I went over it and the election period should be in April 2014. You can roll it to your DPSP, Fidelity IRA, Other IRA or Company Annuity.
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
04-02-2014, 12:22 PM
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I went over it and the election period should be in April 2014. You can roll it to your DPSP, Fidelity IRA, Other IRA or Company Annuity.
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
I thought I remembered reading the money went to an annuity if no election was made. I wanted to make sure I didn't forget to make an election. What an expensive mistake it would be having the money grow at 2% for the next 22 years.
Thanks for the response 10YG
Erik
04-02-2014, 12:23 PM
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Take it to it's logical ending outcome.... US bases isn't their goal, it's cabotage in the worlds biggest airline revenue pie. After the ME companies tear down the us companies they will not be subject to unionization or RLA for better or worse. In fact they would rule the terms of employment. As you said, if you can be NY based you'd go, well once there and they terms just get crappier what would you do then?
04-02-2014, 12:24 PM
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Don't think this is a threat to them, look how hard it is to convince some already about unions....the carriers will just threaten to close the base and the rank and file will fold.
04-02-2014, 12:25 PM
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And how on God's green earth did you get that from my post? I'll try to simplify it for ya. I am skeptical that this will result in much upward movement.... if it is merely replacement aircraft, I couldn't care less if they order more aircraft. Better?
04-02-2014, 12:27 PM
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Take it to it's logical ending outcome.... US bases isn't their goal, it's cabotage in the worlds biggest airline revenue pie. After the ME companies tear down the us companies they will not be subject to unionization or RLA for better or worse. In fact they would rule the terms of employment. As you said, if you can be NY based you'd go, well once there and they terms just get crappier what would you do then?
04-02-2014, 01:13 PM
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It is April 2cnd. Lift up a prayer, thought, or glass to the families and friends of the Gulfstream Flight Test G650 out in Roswell NM three years ago today. Several of us on this board lost close friends that day. God bless their families.
04-02-2014, 01:21 PM
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I went over it and the election period should be in April 2014. You can roll it to your DPSP, Fidelity IRA, Other IRA or Company Annuity.
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
Very important #1. If you dont do anything at all, your your remaining B fund money goes to an annuity. Per law.
Very Very Very Important #2. You need your Spouse's signature for a transfer to your DPSP, FID IRA or Other IRA. If you dont get your Spouse's signature, all your B fund money goes to an Annuity. A bad, very bad ju ju for most of us. Per Law.
Im anxiously waiting for more DALPA correspondence. On the Fidelity website there are 2 older letters.
TEN
04-02-2014, 02:30 PM
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A couple of Europe Spring Break questions. Do our hotels in Paris and London offer us a deal and do I just call to ask? Is nor revving on Air France cheaper or "easier" than other carriers? I looked up an interline rate on travelnet for an AF flight and it was several hundred dollars for CDG LHR. Can I intl JS? Anybody had luck doing Orbitz or Priceline the day of or day before for decent rates?
Thanks, leaving in about 9 days
Thanks, leaving in about 9 days
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