USA320Pilot
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LOA 91 passed overwhelmingly and the results by base are as follows:
Base: (In favor)/(Not in Favor)
BOS: 79/8
CLT: 605/81
DCA: 170/28
LGA: 61/4
PHL: 609/226
PIT: 266/233
MEC CODE-A-PHONE UPDATE - May 10, 2004
This is Jack Stephan with a US Airways MEC update for Monday, May 10th, with one new item.
The US Airways pilots’ ballot count for the vote on LOA 91—Consolidated Small Jet Agreement was completed today. The agreement was ratified by the membership by a three to one margin and the results are as follows:
With 74.1 percent of the eligible 3,200 pilots participating in the vote:
1790 pilots or 76 percent voted in favor of LOA 91
580 pilots or 24 percent voted to oppose LOA 91
While more voter participation is always desirable, your MEC and MEC Officers would like to thank those pilots who took the time and effort to read the LOA 91 education material, attend the negotiating committee road shows, or visit our web site to become fully acquainted with the issue. Please let us know how we can improve our education and communication efforts to be more responsive to your needs.
LOA 91, when signed by ALPA International President Captain Duane Woerth, will provide the Company additional flexibility in deploying small jets, and especially Large SJs, allowing Large SJs to be flown at US Airways affiliates in greater numbers in order to protect our company’s ability to obtain financing for and operate those aircraft under our code. Your MEC thanks you again for your participation in this vote.
Please remember we have 1,879 pilots on furlough.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
Base: (In favor)/(Not in Favor)
BOS: 79/8
CLT: 605/81
DCA: 170/28
LGA: 61/4
PHL: 609/226
PIT: 266/233
MEC CODE-A-PHONE UPDATE - May 10, 2004
This is Jack Stephan with a US Airways MEC update for Monday, May 10th, with one new item.
The US Airways pilots’ ballot count for the vote on LOA 91—Consolidated Small Jet Agreement was completed today. The agreement was ratified by the membership by a three to one margin and the results are as follows:
With 74.1 percent of the eligible 3,200 pilots participating in the vote:
1790 pilots or 76 percent voted in favor of LOA 91
580 pilots or 24 percent voted to oppose LOA 91
While more voter participation is always desirable, your MEC and MEC Officers would like to thank those pilots who took the time and effort to read the LOA 91 education material, attend the negotiating committee road shows, or visit our web site to become fully acquainted with the issue. Please let us know how we can improve our education and communication efforts to be more responsive to your needs.
LOA 91, when signed by ALPA International President Captain Duane Woerth, will provide the Company additional flexibility in deploying small jets, and especially Large SJs, allowing Large SJs to be flown at US Airways affiliates in greater numbers in order to protect our company’s ability to obtain financing for and operate those aircraft under our code. Your MEC thanks you again for your participation in this vote.
Please remember we have 1,879 pilots on furlough.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot