Originally Posted by woodpecker
(Post 3013008)
Just found an investment site...
http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/deta...tn:BAY.L&it=le Plan to join myself to back up the couple of (I presume) pilots posting. Could some others from here register and voice their objections to some of the rantings by investors "who know it all"? Dec 14th is the next big meeting. There is sure to be action after that.... |
Well as Overstress mentions 14Dec meeting.
. Any news or is it still going on???:hmm: |
Meeting has broken up for the day, apparently with progress being made.
Further detailled financial aspects to be discussed by the unions and BA over the next few days. This MAY lead to a proposal being put by unions to their members. |
And just in case anybody was thinking how unreasonable it was for pilots to dream of protecting their hard earned pensions...............
British Airways PLC 22 December 2006 British Airways Plc (the 'Company') Employee Share Schemes - Announcement of transaction in ordinary shares of 25p each. Exercise of options The Company announces that on 22 December 2006 it was notified that, on 21 December 2006, options to acquire ordinary shares of 25p each in the capital of the Company granted under the Company's Long Term Incentive Plan 1996 and Share Option Plan 1999 had been exercised by executive directors and/or persons discharging managerial responsibility ('PDMR') as detailed in the table below. Table 1 Name Director/PDMR Number of shares Option price Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 97,147 Nil cost Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 127,388 157p Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 48,461 321p Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 29,473 380p Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 23,096 394p The Company also received notification that the directors and/or PDMRs listed below each sold ordinary shares of 25p each in the capital of the Company on the London Stock Exchange as set out in the following table: Table 2 Name Director/PDMR Number of shares Sale price Date of sale Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 97,147 521.44p 21.12.06 Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 127,388 521.44p 21.12.06 Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 48,461 521.44p 21.12.06 Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 29,473 521.44p 21.12.06 Lloyd Cromwell Griffiths PDMR 23,096 521.44p 21.12.06 Sale of shares by employee trust Even with my poor arithmetic I think the Director of Flight Crew has just trousered £1,139,072 Trebles all round, Merry Christmas Lloyd of course I will accept a greatly reduced pension. |
Dear Mods
Why has this thread not been moved to terms and endearment? |
If they strike, I'll be ready as a direct entry captain to step in to fly long haul.
What's a better roster, the B744 or the B777? I'm typed in the B747-200, with 5,000 thousand hours in type at Japan Airlines. 18,000 total hours. |
The good Ole' Buzzards are circling sensing a kill
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Originally Posted by angryblackman
(Post 3038642)
If they strike, I'll be ready as a direct entry captain to step in to fly long haul.
What's a better roster, the B744 or the B777? I'm typed in the B747-200, with 5,000 thousand hours in type at Japan Airlines. 18,000 total hours. Well you'll be of no use to BA as they don't operate the 742. Not much chance of a conversion either if the trainers are also on strike. Best you stay where you are for now and keep applying if yuo want to work for BA...it will be in the RHS though if you make it in. |
No 3G, my black friend, like me, is waiting for BA2.com!
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http://business.timesonline.co.uk/ar...519520,00.html
. Looks like the company picked a great time/set of figures to scare the staff into pension changes. I trust they will enjoy a long game when it starts??? . See above link!!! |
Originally Posted by Fly747
(Post 3039000)
No 3G, my black friend, like me, is waiting for BA2.com!
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if you believe that WW can force a change in the law when he can't even enforce his own uniform standards then you keep waiting sunshine. |
Originally Posted by overstress
(Post 3039687)
I love these posts by people who failed selection and are 'standing by to take our jobs'.
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Originally Posted by Rumours everywhere
(Post 3040319)
You guys really do live on another planet don't you!
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Pilots may get beaten out of the gate
Strike vote 'regrettable' says BA chief
28/12/2006 - 13:02:31 The travel plans of British Airways customers could be disrupted “unnecessarily” because of a threatened New Year strike by cabin crew, the airline’s chairman has warned. Martin Broughton said the prospect of industrial action at the end of January in a row over working practices, weighed “heavily” in the traditional season of goodwill. Writing in the latest edition of BA’s staff newspaper, Mr Broughton said a ballot of cabin crew had the potential to cast a shadow over the festive season. “In light of the agreements reached on fundamental changes to working practices with other groups of staff this year, it is regrettable.” Mr Broughton said the dispute was in “stark contrast” to the way unions had worked with BA to tackle the firm’s £2.1bn (€3.1bn) pensions deficit, which was close to reaching agreement. The Transport and General Workers Union is balloting 11,000 of its cabin crew members after claiming there had been a “serious breakdown” in industrial relations. The result is expected in mid-January. |
can you have the terms management and goodwill in the same sentence :confused:
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Crocodile tears from BA.No surprise there then.Somebody tell us again,how much profit did the 7 BA directors make when they sold shares/exercised options recently?Did that get a mention in the Friday Firelighter?
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Good fishing Overstress, you've caught one! Overstress (standing by to have someone take my job :rolleyes: :rolleyes: ) |
hapzim:
can you have the terms management and goodwill in the same sentence The more goodwill the pilots offer, the more it is taken. We give an inch and they try to tear our arms off :ooh: |
Standing by to take my job?
Really? 18000 hrs and all you can aspire to is my job?? :zzz: You cant take what I would willingly give. Enjoy. |
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