BoeingBoy
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4 arbritrations......sure...that's a lie.
breeze
Dream on breezy...reality will smack you soon enough.
Jim
4 arbritrations......sure...that's a lie.
breeze
I know you either mentally or ethically challenged.
Or both.
See post 37555.
To Jim and trader,
even though relative position was used, DOH was a baseline.
breeze
Yep, those guys......who stood up for what they believed was right. The Airtran pilots stood up to the SWA pilots and came out in a much better position.
breeze
Dream on breezy...reality will smack you soon enough.
Jim
You totally changed your whole post, so I don't know if any of my response fits now.
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Get to rehab ASAP!!
Check out the new Jetblue blended rates. You're mighty 330 captains would pee themselves to get that.
Good thing you guys are in control and have a firm grip on the steering wheel.![]()
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Happy 4th Anniversary of ABJECT AND TOTAL FAILURE
You are truly clueless.
No sh@t we've been over this. You're beyond help. If 4 years of absolutely hopeless failures, with no indication of even the slightest sign of hope hasn't phased you. Nothing will. You don't live within reality. Your problem.Res,
Go back and read the previous posts.....we have been over this.
breeze
Seniority Integrations Involving
the US Airways Pilot Group:
From 1968 Through 1999
US AIRWAVES – September/October 2000
Arbitrator Nicolau explained that the top of the
combined list consisted of only US
Airways pilots because Group 1 Captaincies
were “not within [the Shuttle pilots’]
pre-merger career expectations.” All
Shuttle pilots were placed junior to the
junior US Airways Group 1 Captain, for
the purpose of “leaving senior US
Airways [career] expectations essentially
undiminished.”
2. The panel then melded the next 1,928 US
Airways pilots (#1293 through #3259)
on an arithmetical ratio with the senior
67 Shuttle pilots. The panel found that
the Shuttle pilots brought Group 2 jobs to
the merged carrier, and therefore ratioed
Shuttle Captains with US Airways Group
2 Captains.
3. The next 1,436 US Airways pilots (#3260
through #4697) were blended by an
arithmetical ratio with 62 Shuttle pilots
(#68 through #129). Thus, following the
Group 2 Captains, the merged list
combined Group 2 First Officers.
Somebody owes me an apology.
Is a Reserve East First Officer going to leap frog a West Captain on the same airplane?Is a West pilot going to leap frog an East pilot by 15 yrs....hell no!!!!
You are freaking dense and you're making a fool of yourself.
Is a Reserve East First Officer going to leap frog a West Captain on the same airplane?
The overwhelming probability is the courts won't allow it.