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If we look at one million other negotiations conducted by one million other business partners, we can make some reasonable predictions. Negotiating parties start low and high and finally end up in the middle. Skywest Inc. probably understands that the ASA/XJT pilot groups don't scare easily. In fact, I think there is a well established history of ASA pilots never agreeing to concessions, ever. Talking with many Legacy XJT pilots, I think they are just as hardcore. Therefore, the strategy of Skywest Inc. is probably a break even contract. Mormons don't drink much, so they certainly don't believe that either pilot group would give anything up. At the risk of having rocks thrown at me, I like Skywest management. I think they are smart business people and generally honorable. In that light, I sincerely hope they don't overplay their hand. They will lose.

I wouldn't bet on that..
 
I'll go a step further. If the ASA/XJT Joint MEC even presents a concessionary TA to the pilot group for a vote , I will spit in their faces, individually. I have nothing to lose.
 
More likely the junior folks who are convinced there is a huge pilot shortage and they are going to leave for greener "mainline" pastures "any day now".....

JoeMerchant, aka John Br--ling, already said he'd vote for concessions rather than have to start over somewhere else. I'm just gonna lump that pathetic sack of crap lifer in with the rest of ya.
 
Go to San Francisco. You'll fit-in just fine. You want me to do all the heavy lifting. I do it for me. You are a watcher. I am doer. Your father was probably a watcher. He taught you well.

Guess your pops was a stand up fellow? He taught you to spit in peoples faces.Thats real heavy lifting?
 
Let me think about this one.................................................................................NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
I heard an interesting argument: "What difference does it make? They'll (management) agree to the TA and then bankrupt us, forcing the pay lower. The Pinnacle guys screwed us."

Does this argument have merit? Can they do this with INC's 700+ million in the bank?

Edumicate me.
 

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