Originally Posted by
cpapilot81
Rat. If the first thing you can do is result to name calling that says a lot about us. This is why people can’t have a proper discussion on the aoa forums or in the cockpit.
Just because someone has has a different opinion doesn’t mean they are wrong or a fool.
A lot of people do have something to loose by saying no, just like last time. Let’s be constructive and make a movement to get a better deal rather than hold our course of doing nothing if that’s what you want.
The training ban isn’t hurting anyone but the pilots at this stage and for the past 4 years so is it the most effective method?
What is it we want and is it actually realistic, that is a big question here?
How many pilot groups have negotiated themselves out of a job in history? Do we want to do that?
how can you say the training ban is not hurting anyone but ourselves? everything in the proposal constantly reminds us that we must give up training and encourage captains to join training
what we realistically want is to be in a work place that can allow us to control our lifestyle and live where we want to live and not just come to work and get abused with these horrible and fatiguing CMP pairings