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#13
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Latest from the MEC. Now they're talking about AMR maintaining possession of the aircraft after divestiture and extending travel benefits to all divested employees for five years.
That doesn't sound good.
American Eagle Airlines
MEC Hotline
03/25/11
We are also continuing to move forward on the legal front by challenging AMR’s expressed desire to take ownership of Eagle’s aircraft prior to a divestiture.
That doesn't sound good.
American Eagle Airlines
MEC Hotline
03/25/11
We are also continuing to move forward on the legal front by challenging AMR’s expressed desire to take ownership of Eagle’s aircraft prior to a divestiture.
AMR has played shell games for years with AA vs. Eagle. In the past the mainline was harmed financially by having to bear costs incurred by Eagle. It sounds like the pendulum is about to turn the other way and the Eagle MEC doesn't like the turn of events. Get used to it, it's just business.
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But the MEC is proactive, they like to be first in line for concessions. Why has no other employee group at eagle been approached for negotiations and concession? because they know the ALPA MEC at eagle is spineless and useless. I am waiting for the DFR to come out of this, because these people are so stupid it is just a matter of time.
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AMR has played shell games for years with AA vs. Eagle. In the past the mainline was harmed financially by having to bear costs incurred by Eagle. It sounds like the pendulum is about to turn the other way and the Eagle MEC doesn't like the turn of events. Get used to it, it's just business.
Absolutely. Just business. The problem is for us Eagle drivers that we can't predict our very near future. Pretty frustrating and very stressful for some of us. The really crappy thing about the entire deal is that even if AMR just spun us off and liquidated the company, it would just be business. But it would be unprecedented in the regional airline industry to just close an entire airline without it going through bankruptcy. Well, some company has to set precedent I guess.
Liquidations is the inference I get from AMR keeping the planes after spinning us off. And the five year travel benefit sounds like a severance package. I hope I'm wrong.
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