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#61
"I am not permitted to speak to that. Please contact the airline regarding any concerns you have about future travel in the event of a strike"
Bottom line they need to call the company - hopefully in large numbers - and make noise (or cancel, or book away) for those things to move the needle. I figure that's the answer least likely to get me fired while achieving that goal.
Bottom line they need to call the company - hopefully in large numbers - and make noise (or cancel, or book away) for those things to move the needle. I figure that's the answer least likely to get me fired while achieving that goal.
I just say we havent had a raise in 3 yrs and they are not anywhere close to offering us another one so we may have to strike to get what we're worth.
#62
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Joined APC: Nov 2022
Posts: 195
IMO Zap has the perfect response. We are not allowed to speak on behalf of the company. If someone asks you never know what camera is pointed on you. Next thing you know you are an internet sensation. I would say legally stick with a Zap answer.
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
Position: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
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#67
The company can not staff the flights they have. The VP of crew sked has repeatedly said he does not want to give any relief the pilots picking up open time . IMO he has been and will be the problem for the next melt down. CPs and SWAPA have advised him that giving a pilot JA/ reroute protection would open the door to more pilots picking up .
I cannot tell you how many times I have heard that a CP advised a pilot to just not pick up .
#68
I did a look at my base and in June 1 alone there are over 30 trips in open time already.
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