Another United Recall Class
03-10-2006, 11:36 AM
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Another United Recall Class
On the UAL ALPA board, seniority #7871, 2/21/00 hire, was offered recall to the 5 June class. Half airbus, half guppy, multiple domiciles. He stated that he will bypass for now.
03-10-2006, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy
On the UAL ALPA board, seniority #7871, 2/21/00 hire, was offered recall to the 5 June class. Half airbus, half guppy, multiple domiciles. He stated that he will bypass for now.
I was hired a month after 7871 and will likely bypass.
Keep the updates coming.
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03-11-2006, 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by GuppyPuppy
I'll be in upgrade class then for the JungleBus.
Anyone getting the 757 in JFK yet?
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Anyone getting the 757 in JFK yet?
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03-13-2006, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy
On the UAL ALPA board, seniority #7871, 2/21/00 hire, was offered recall to the 5 June class. Half airbus, half guppy, multiple domiciles. He stated that he will bypass for now.
Glad to have a steady job for now (albeit pouring coffee)
03-14-2006, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Coffee *****
WOW, I was hired 8/12/1996 and my seniority number was 8333. My number "WAS" around 5300 when I resigned this past July (767 JFK F/O). The night flying here at FedEx can suck when you have to do it, but the place is great compared to the disfunctional attitude rampant at UAL. How could a pilot group vote 70%+ to get rid of the A fund is beyond me. That vote saved UAL $140M per year when it was losing 400M+ per quarter. I hope you guys get the pay and work rules back but it would have never happened in my lifetime. ALPA's mis information and lies during the last vote was a shocker, especially by the DEN LEC Chairman.
Glad to have a steady job for now (albeit pouring coffee)
Glad to have a steady job for now (albeit pouring coffee)
).It's a tough decision as to where to go, but I'm slogging away in the AF Reserves, getting close to a military retirement. I'll keep that up until I can return to UAL with a bit of seniority ... I have no desire to return to the LCO.
03-14-2006, 03:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Coffee *****
How could a pilot group vote 70%+ to get rid of the A fund is beyond me.
What was the most distressing thing was that the vote to terminate the pension was done without permitting the retiress to have any input.
What a horrible message was sent to management with that vote.
All is JMHO.
PS - I was JFK, also.
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