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WRONGRead the letter of agreement from the CWA, they gave away the snap back provisions until the end of the contract.
Back on topic....seems something big is a brewing. Commuted on AWA and f/a's said rumor is DP will soon DPart. In addition a certain something was to happen on Sept 21 and it has been haulted since a big announcement will be out regarding a split up of the company. Guys in red lanyards know that story.
OK, now I know I have asked this before, but here's an interesting question.
IF NW took West, and UA took East, in theory, at least, would it not make sense for East and West to swap Airbus 319 and 320 aircraft before such a transaction closed? NW and East use CFM-56 engines and UA and West use the IAE 2500's if I remember correctly. The 321's and 330's could go to NW as well, to maintain fleet/engine commonality. NW already has 330's. Of course eventually this could leave the flying pigs without homes (321's), unless they could go to F9 or something like that.
It seems to me operating the same type of aircraft with two engine types makes no sense whatsoever. While the transaction would be complicated, the Airbus fleets would match perfectly, leaving only the 757's if I recall correctly with diverse engine types.
And while I am dreaming, NW already has a large fleet of 757's as does UA, so the entire fleet of RR powered 75's could be disposed of.
Of course this could never happen, because it makes TOO MUCH SENSE..... but what if..........????
Back on topic....seems something big is a brewing. Commuted on AWA and f/a's said rumor is DP will soon DPart. In addition a certain something was to happen on Sept 21 and it has been haulted since a big announcement will be out regarding a split up of the company. Guys in red lanyards know that story.
WRONG
OK, now we are not going to turn THIS thread into another union discussion are we?
Please keep it on topic.
Thank you.
Out of curiosity? , do any of your replies exceed one sentence?
All you are bringing up is the snapback provisions of the September 2002 and January 2003 Restructuring Agreements that are now eliminated. Any future MERGER the change in control Article-2 page-2 status of agreement between US Airways and CWA of 2005 would applyContract Duration
• Agreement remains in full force and effect through 12/31/11 and will become amendable 1/1/12
• All snapback provisions of the September 2002 and January 2003 Restructuring Agreements will be eliminated except as provided for in Attachment D.
You were saying JOHN JOHN
Check page 175 of CWA contract.
( Attachment D deals with the snap backs at the "END" of the contract, January 1, 2112 )
Each and every one of you posting and taking this topic seriously, should be guests on Coast to Coast AM with George Norey or Art Bell. Or maybe you have spent too much time reinventing the wheel on some corporate game board. Good grief! What a fantasy. Dougweiser will NOT be taken seriously as a merger partner until he cleans up this mess.
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OK, now I know I have asked this before, but here's an interesting question.
IF NW took West, and UA took East,
All you are bringing up is the snapback provisions of the September 2002 and January 2003 Restructuring Agreements that are now eliminated. Any future MERGER the change in control Article-2 page-2 status of agreement between US Airways and CWA of 2005 would apply
Please educated yourself so Richard can chill out
NW and US are 1&2 top spots for most profitable. Could be marriage material.