Good Morning from wet and dreary CDG
There seems be a under current that if the age 60 plus goes through, is one that in the next contract pensions will be addressed in a prejudicial manner to reflect growing anger with career stagnation by junior pilots affected by same.
Some how the quote attributed to the Duke of Welligton after the Battle of Waterloo seems relevent " there is nothing as sad as battle field lost as a battle field won".
It would seem that Ray 767 is not concentrating on the next round and has acquired target lock on present battle. So that being said Ray 767 do not wish to hard for something as you just might get it.
In the writers humble opinion yes fight for the change but make it for the next up lift of new hires at Air Canada to decide if they want to go past 60 to make your argument be other than intellectually dishonest and morally bankrupt
Back to the cafe au lait...........
