AA/APA Pilots support for Spirit ALPA Pilots
06-17-2010, 06:00 AM
#11
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Spirit Pilots - Please ignore these immature and typical comments in light of the more important things, and continue standing strong.
It was an absolute pleasure picketing with your group yesterday in FLL (6/16). I saw an absolutely unified pilot group intent on holding the line. There were 7 of us from AA that walked alongside your group. My response to every Spirit pilot who thanked me for being there was, "Thank YOU for holding the line." It was an honor to be there supporting your cause.
Spirit Pilots, you guys rock!
73
It was an absolute pleasure picketing with your group yesterday in FLL (6/16). I saw an absolutely unified pilot group intent on holding the line. There were 7 of us from AA that walked alongside your group. My response to every Spirit pilot who thanked me for being there was, "Thank YOU for holding the line." It was an honor to be there supporting your cause.
Spirit Pilots, you guys rock!
73
06-17-2010, 08:10 AM
#13
AAmerican Way for AA Pay
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Pete & Re-Peat
AA management and their 'unions' will never live that down, and their reputation and their legacy in the industry speaks for itself.
06-17-2010, 09:19 AM
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Easy for you to say; your career wasn't ruined by the most inequitable, most one-sided and most destructive seniority integration in airline labor history.
AA management and their 'unions' will never live that down, and their reputation and their legacy in the industry speaks for itself.
AA management and their 'unions' will never live that down, and their reputation and their legacy in the industry speaks for itself.
06-17-2010, 01:09 PM
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Easy for you to say; your career wasn't ruined by the most inequitable, most one-sided and most destructive seniority integration in airline labor history.
AA management and their 'unions' will never live that down, and their reputation and their legacy in the industry speaks for itself.
AA management and their 'unions' will never live that down, and their reputation and their legacy in the industry speaks for itself.
Ultimately I decided that working for AA wasn't in my (or my family's) long term best interests and quit (left the industry, read: moved on) when the right opportunity came along a few months after recall. Your welcome for the seniority number.
Not interested in a debate. Flame Away. Or, we could go back to the thread topic -- your call.
06-17-2010, 08:50 PM
#17
AAmerican Way for AA Pay
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Actually, I was furloughed because 600ish of your ilk went above me on the seniority list in said merger.....So I do have a little perspective.
Ultimately I decided that working for AA wasn't in my (or my family's) long term best interests and quit (left the industry, read: moved on) when the right opportunity came along a few months after recall. Your welcome for the seniority number.
Ultimately I decided that working for AA wasn't in my (or my family's) long term best interests and quit (left the industry, read: moved on) when the right opportunity came along a few months after recall. Your welcome for the seniority number.
PS: If you've quit the industry, why do you waste your time with this website?
06-18-2010, 03:22 AM
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06-18-2010, 06:37 AM
#19
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Based on the unity of the AA employees today - the collective anger over how our management has treated us - I have no doubt whatsoever that APA would instruct us to honor the APFA picket lines. So no, I would not cross.
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