FrequentFlierCA
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Really? Aren't you working under reduced wages right now?
If there is a vote and you vote no but the majority of your colleagues ratify a TA with further paycuts, will you quit?
God knows I've said it before, but it's worth repeating: AA does not have the pricing power to raise fares unilaterally. Management wants AA to be in profit (better for their share payouts, after all) and would raise fares to a profitable level TODAY if the market would bear it. Unfortunately with WN buying hedged to $51 oil and Virgin America flying fuel efficient 320s transcon they just can't do it.
And yet, when the execs take steps to stem the flow of cash to Saudi Arabia (in the form of fees and route reductions) they are hammered for "nickel and diming" and "being short-sighted".
With some of you they are damned no matter what they do.