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Old 06-05-2013, 11:03 AM
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Remember in the years prior to the merger, there was a grievance filed on behalf of the Pinnacle pilots over the purchase and expansion of Colgan. A grievance that Pinnacle won, yet as soon as Colgan became ALPA, it died quickly. For all intents and purposes, Colgan going to ALPA saved all their jobs at this point, as the merger would have gone much differently had that not happened. A glaring example of the conflict of interest in ALPA.
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LOL! 80ktsclamp that was funny! But I did that instead of (filler) because posts need to be 10 characters.
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Old 06-05-2013, 11:23 AM
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What are you talking about? What illegal things do you claim I did and bragged about?
I think performing a flaps 0 landing on the line as an FO is a pretty big no-no. But at least 50% of the blame goes to your CA for not upholding the FOM.

I know it's an epidemic around here, only follow the FOM if it suits the crew, or not even reading updates. I just flew with a guy who had no idea of a CFM change over a year later!!
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Old 06-05-2013, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by cencal83406
I think performing a flaps 0 landing on the line as an FO is a pretty big no-no. But at least 50% of the blame goes to your CA for not upholding the FOM.

I know it's an epidemic around here, only follow the FOM if it suits the crew, or not even reading updates. I just flew with a guy who had no idea of a CFM change over a year later!!
The FOM does not (or at least used to not) disallow captain's discretion on who does the landing in an emergency.
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Old 06-05-2013, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by cencal83406
I think performing a flaps 0 landing on the line as an FO is a pretty big no-no. But at least 50% of the blame goes to your CA for not upholding the FOM.

I know it's an epidemic around here, only follow the FOM if it suits the crew, or not even reading updates. I just flew with a guy who had no idea of a CFM change over a year later!!
What the hell are you talking about?!? I've never landed a Flaps 0 in a CRJ. Ever. Not even in the sim! The only flaps 0 I know of is seat supporting Captains on a PC when they are required to do their flaps 0 landing in a sim.

I say again, I have NEVER landed a CRJ at flaps 0!

All my landings were flaps full. The only one exception was coming into MSP and at flaps 20/180 kts. I asked for flaps 30 and flaps fail caution came up. We did our procedures, and the CA said that you're doing fine, so take the landing. And I did, with flaps failed at 20. This was an abnormal situation, and the only time I ever did a landing myself that wasn't flaps 45.

I have ALWAYS landed flaps full, with the exception of flaps failed above

Amazing. You and your little group buddies that spread LIES about me in some concocted story to somehow make yourselves feel better. You are spreading a downright lie.
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Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
The FOM does not (or at least used to not) disallow captain's discretion on who does the landing in an emergency.
He has concocted a fairy tale (aka LYING)! I don't get it. Where do people get off making this kinda crap up?
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Old 06-05-2013, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Mesabah
Remember in the years prior to the merger, there was a grievance filed on behalf of the Pinnacle pilots over the purchase and expansion of Colgan. A grievance that Pinnacle won, yet as soon as Colgan became ALPA, it died quickly. For all intents and purposes, Colgan going to ALPA saved all their jobs at this point, as the merger would have gone much differently had that not happened. A glaring example of the conflict of interest in ALPA.
How is this a conflict of interest? 9E ALPA helped organize the 9L ALPA drive/vote. They wanted us to vote in ALPA. I remember sitting in IAD early 08 and the 9E guys preaching to us about ALPA and to vote it in (ironically Wychor was there as well). If it was a conflict of interest whey did 9E ALPA support it?
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Old 06-05-2013, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Saabs
How is this a conflict of interest? 9E ALPA helped organize the 9L ALPA drive/vote. They wanted us to vote in ALPA. I remember sitting in IAD early 08 and the 9E guys preaching to us about ALPA and to vote it in (ironically Wychor was there as well). If it was a conflict of interest whey did 9E ALPA support it?
Certain 9E ALPA were gunning for National. What better resume enhancer than bringing a new airline to the 1.95% payroll.
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Originally Posted by Saabs
How is this a conflict of interest? 9E ALPA helped organize the 9L ALPA drive/vote. They wanted us to vote in ALPA. I remember sitting in IAD early 08 and the 9E guys preaching to us about ALPA and to vote it in (ironically Wychor was there as well). If it was a conflict of interest whey did 9E ALPA support it?
The conflict of interest in ALPA is that it puts its own corporate goals over the representation of its pilots. Thus, ALPA would be more concerned about getting the Colgan guys on board, than seeing a grievance through that arguably would have prevented 9E pilots from losing all that seniority in the merger. This is very similar to TWA, when they threw their pilots under the bus in an attempt to get AA into ALPA. Though, it's in the past and hindsight is always 20/20.

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Old 06-05-2013, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by mooney
did you see how many people got their jobs back because of ALPA during the SLI? Some of those guys have ZERO business being in an airplane or just being an employee anywhere.

No I didn't see how many people got their jobs back during the SLI. Were they fired and then had an arbitrator rule that they were to be given their jobs back? Because the ALPA Merger Committees can't just put people on the seniority list that have been fired.
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