2% is wrong. My bad 2024 rates First Officer Year 1: AC: $87.48 WJ: $84.26 Percentage - 2.75% First Officer Year 3: AC: $118.47 WJ: $116.66 Percentage: 1.54% So in some cases LESS THAN 2% :shock: I see some talking about 787 rates and saying WJ is lower but they don't have Relief Pilots. So when yo...

I was flying with the FAs and they are still wearing their green lanyards. What a great crew! Whatever happened to all those World Class Contract lanyards?! They voted down their contract and will be commencing arbitration. We voted for ours. We sure did... Did the FAs give up their bonus?!

Don't flight attendants at a global airline often speak other languages, require training in medical situations, pass tests on emergency situations and are literally the face of the airline when dealing with passengers? While I respect the job a flight attendant does, these are not things that take...

I haven't seen this level of solidarity and engagement since 2012. This is a good warm up for the membership for the imminent big table bargaining. Yes!!! I remember that, it was something. 95% participation rate in the strike vote. 95% in favour of a strike. A unified group and a hard nosed bargai...

Reduced to zero airplanes...lol

You failed to call their bluff. You capitulated and are now looking for scraps.

Good luck.

Where is JBI & Bede on this? Too busy pushing yes votes & shilling for WJ? Can you imagine ALPA allowing Delta to hire foreign workers on visas?? LOL I'd recommend re-reading the MEC's Statement in a little more detail. Lots of information in there about ALPA's next steps. Very hard to suggest that...

She achieved far far more for AC pilots than anyone else maybe ever, and she did it in less than 2 years. ALPA, unity, pickets, and above all she raised our expectations of what we could achieve. She did but then she didn't. So we got WestJet plus 2%. An arbitrator wouldn't have given less. Minus l...

Hi all, I wanted to put something out here that I found useful for pilots. Its a tool to search information within collective agreements like AC's and it comes with a chatgtp like chatbot to answer questions. Here the link: https://airlinecontract.com/ Cheers I like how the Delta contract is in the...

BrassCraft wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2025 3:43 pm

Daniel Cooper wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 8:17 pm I believe it's zero as we conceded our bonuses during our last contract negotiations.

Yeah, the negotiating committee needs to be deported to gaza!

What about "yes" voting MEC members & Chair?

I'd be interested as well. So there is no website with current openings to apply for? Nice to get some info

I believe this is what you call "revisionist history" This is total bullshit. They literally ran how many webinars, newsletters and townhalls to push it. Wow Stig...are you Harold or James?? No, just a line pilot. Were you flying at AC when that MOA was reached? So...the MEC and NC shouldn't presen...

Did you really think we were going to get a bonus ? I’ll take my 330CA pay ( 381/hour + 17/hour Overseas ) over the meager profit share all day long. It’s hard to hear the same rhetoric from the same muppets crying over the contract they thought slipped through their finger tips…….ugh let’s give it...

44e11a7c01c58dbef28d750744d92edf.jpg The hilarious thing about this meme is the complete lack of awareness of what proper legacy airlines have in quality of life, bonus plans, retirement contributions, scheduling rules, 100% Deadhead, training pay, sim pay, commuting but most importantly respect. J...

44e11a7c01c58dbef28d750744d92edf.jpg The hilarious thing about this meme is the complete lack of awareness of what proper legacy airlines have in quality of life, bonus plans, retirement contributions, scheduling rules, 100% Deadhead, training pay, sim pay, commuting but most importantly respect. J...

ACPA out negotiated ALPA? For the MOA in 2022... ACPA got flat pay down to 2 years  with pilots going on formula pay on year #3. Also included was tentative displacement was bumped up to 24 hrs. The concessions were: - no longer get displaced on overseas crews. Get pushed to augment - Scope changes...

This government is holding on by the skin of their teeth

They will not risk their political life with back to work legislation.

100% Air Canada pilots will be allowed to strike. See you on the picket lines!

World Class Contract or bust!

Bede wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2024 6:27 am Hilarious. I guess we won't be hearing from ShillBiĺl insulting every pilot group that he thinks should have met his arbitrary standards.

What's really NOT hilarious is the fact junior narrowbody FOs at Delta make more than widebody Captains in this country

Those of you who are triggered by this video because you felt it was an insult to WJ pilots completely missed the point. Maybe watch the video again and leave your emotion out of it, because there's a very important point being made about the way AC management leverages their salaries against US ca...

So let's me get this straight AC Executives have been very clear that their perceived baseline for negotiating is WestJet which like it or not, is tragically less than United/Delta. Don't get me started on WestJet's daily guarantee & 50% Deadhead So AC ALPA puts a video together saying AC Pilots co...

So let's me get this straight AC Executives have been very clear that their perceived baseline for negotiating is WestJet which like it or not, is tragically less than United/Delta. Don't get me started on WestJet's daily guarantee & 50% Deadhead So AC ALPA puts a video together saying AC Pilots con...

I would argue Canadian pilots gullibility will further exacerbate the pilot shortage as some can't quite wrap their heads around being played time again & again, & again, and...again...

It's really like Canadians think their market is so much different You got to learn to call a bluff. I know it's scary. I know it's shitty your corporate sociopathic leaders do this because they don't give a fly @#$! about you, but that's the game The one with the biggest balls wins. And it's clear ...

Notwithstanding the engine and delivery issues, it was surprising to see a reduction in required positions in the bid. Lol.. you're serious? It's the most classic union busting technique: threaten to take work away Doesn't matter the industry, it's the same old company play Luckily, the pilot group...

Lt Dan,

How many former ACPA Reps are currently negotiating AGAINST the pilot group?

And how many ACPA Reps are wearing a lanyard to support their union right now?

Wasn't ACPA a union so wouldn't it be natural for them to be unionists thus under the importance of showing solidarity?

Or...

I agree that bargaining for pass priority is a waste. But the fact is that a majority of the aforementioned B1s moved up in priority to As, not down to Cs. World class contract equals better travel benefits for pilots whether its positive space or some kind of higher priority. Thats just my opinion...