And had that been the result of negotiations between the two MECs prior to Mediation/Arbitration or if that would have been the result of the NIC Award itself, then such a scenario would have my full support also. It's not a reality today and it probably never will be. Such things are out of anyone's control at this point. USAPA can accept the NIC or continue to fend off legal challenges to its position by west pilots and the Company. West pilots can continue to unify under an anti-USAPA mindset or they can disband leaving the individuals to decide for themselves to take up a DFR claim against USAPA. The Company can do little else but reject non-NIC proposals until a federal court definitively determines their liability for not enforcing the terms of the TA. That's about it in my opinion.
Wow, we're agreeing a lot today. I'd add one other possibility if the AA merger goes through-Follow the MOU, forget the past and let a 3 way MB type process work itself out, then move on.