Originally Posted by
Telfer86
Yes Keg that would constitute a valid contract , same if it was written on toilet paper & signed by same
I am sure you are an excellent pilot , solid citizen etc. But your thinking appears quite narrow in this area, that everything has to written down & certified by a whole lot of singers & dancers or it has to say "can be done" in legislation or other instruments. Otherwise you just can't do it
Off the books deals , agreements like these are made all the time in the commercial world. It's easy , no need to overcomplicate it
Various LOA are pretty Mickey mouse in many ways drafted up in five minutes, that would be one mechanism - but likely overcomplicating something that is very simple
Free world etc , if you all think it's a bridge too far or you support the hiring of external candidates
What gives AIPA the authority to 'contract' on behalf of pilots? What gives AIPA the authority to draft an LOA? What limits the scope of what an LOA can cover?