Great update from IAH reps
12-16-2012, 06:02 PM
#63
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2011
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"t took the United pilots 6 months to get contract 2000.
They key was, the MAJORITY of pilots were on the same page and pushed for it to happen that quick. "
Of course you have forgotten the heart of the court injunction against ALPA was the summer of love (2000). Those 6 months were repeated by Pete McDonald in the court proceedings and put this negotiations in a legal strangle hold.
In short, contract 2000 was a one time deal, never to be repeated again.
So quit all this foolish talk and get on with living.
They key was, the MAJORITY of pilots were on the same page and pushed for it to happen that quick. "
Of course you have forgotten the heart of the court injunction against ALPA was the summer of love (2000). Those 6 months were repeated by Pete McDonald in the court proceedings and put this negotiations in a legal strangle hold.
In short, contract 2000 was a one time deal, never to be repeated again.
So quit all this foolish talk and get on with living.
12-16-2012, 09:26 PM
#64
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2008
Posts: 393
"t took the United pilots 6 months to get contract 2000.
They key was, the MAJORITY of pilots were on the same page and pushed for it to happen that quick. "
Of course you have forgotten the heart of the court injunction against ALPA was the summer of love (2000). Those 6 months were repeated by Pete McDonald in the court proceedings and put this negotiations in a legal strangle hold.
In short, contract 2000 was a one time deal, never to be repeated again.
So quit all this foolish talk and get on with living.
They key was, the MAJORITY of pilots were on the same page and pushed for it to happen that quick. "
Of course you have forgotten the heart of the court injunction against ALPA was the summer of love (2000). Those 6 months were repeated by Pete McDonald in the court proceedings and put this negotiations in a legal strangle hold.
In short, contract 2000 was a one time deal, never to be repeated again.
So quit all this foolish talk and get on with living.
Who said I wasn't living? The point is, the majority of the pilots were on the same page.
Quit the snarkish talk...
12-17-2012, 12:48 AM
#65
Don't say Guppy
Joined APC: Dec 2010
Position: Guppy driver
Posts: 1,926
With this contract, leg by leg pay protection could get very expensive for the company without a motivated pilot group. In the past one bad flight overage would get "absorbed" into the pay credit for the trip. Not now.
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