Fact about 100 Seat A/C's at Regionals
#41
I wouldn't doubt that. RAH pilots must realize however that the short term raise in pay for flying their new aircraft will only transfer into less career earnings in the long run. And that goes for everyone. RAH pilots cannot accept this. Even though we are employees of a company we have the duty to a profession to maintain what is right. The same as we do our best to change policy that may have unsafe ramifications. You must come together and say no.
They can't say NO to flying airplanes, in accordance with their CBA, unless they are willing to lose their jobs. While RAH can't fire the entire airline for refusing to fly the E190, they can and Heller would fire as many pilots as necessary to get those airplanes generating revenue and would likely have a legal right to do so.
Would anybody here really take a stand like that and refuse to fly those airlines, out of principal alone, and risk their livelihood in this economy and job market?
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That would be called unity. Its what they should have done when RAH contracted to fly the Midwest flying in the first place.
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