don't need to read it again....but, what you would have to do to convince me, or a potential jury is give me the usapa "legitimate union objective". If you can't do it it is a failure of the DFR. SCOTUS precedent holds that appeasing the majority to gain a CBA is not a "legitimate union objective".
Lets see we have Wake saying that getting out of holding yourself hostage is not a legitimate union purpose.
We have Silver saying that " a binding arbitration is strong evidence of a fair outcome" and that "usapa is on dangerous ground if it abandons the Nic".
We have the 9th saying "suffer the PAIN of an unquestionably ripe DFR once a contract is ratified" and also pointing out that dissent at the 9th, Wake and now Silver all agree that the TA is binding on usapa.
usapa lost...get over it...usapa has no recourse to appeal. Has no "legitimate union objective" to allow the majority to renege on the Nic. Is parked by the NMB and will likely stay there. Has an injunction over its head if the inmates get stupid ideas.
One more thing...the request for additions of language were requested to keep usapa from doing exactly what the posters on this board are doing, that is misconstruing the decision in the typical usapa fashion of "we do care, sue us, we won, hysteria that is entirely misplaced. We will have to wait and see what usapa says at the bargaining table to see if their position is the same as this board's, but do not look for that to happen any time soon, as there will be no bargaining table discussions if the company tells the NMB they are not ready to resume any talks with usapa.