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So if you agree why even make the statement?I agree, AWA didn't have the cash to buy US, but they had the management and credit. Myself and the entire business community know it, why 3000+ east pilots choose to ignore it, I don't know or care. If it makes you feel better about your career choice think what you want.
Yes OUR/YOUR airline means we share the growth. Well, at least we're supposed to. I know you'd like the hole cake and to eat it too. After all you've been horking it down ever since the merger.
Bean
Second, there is no appreciable growth, just attrition and that's a fact....attrition that you never would ave gotten absent a merger.
Third, Lakefield did not want to run the company and wanted to give an airline management team, even if it meant Parker, to run the operation. I didn't know the pilots at AWA "owned" management.
The labor rates (not the quality of flying, but the rates) that East pilots brought down so low in the industry made sense for us to bring our operation to the table for the merger....ask Parker. The pilots labor rates DIRCETLY contributed the the ability for the merger to make sense and WE brought, with LOA 93, that value to a combined company.
AWA didn't, your rates were already on par with LOA 93.
There are no facts that support YOUR positions and that is what EVERY East pilot knows, even those like D.E.