United and ALPA @UnitedPilots now have an agreement in principle for new terms of their CBA, first of the majors to get there in this cycle. United and its ~13,700 have the least contentious relationship w mgmt of the majors. Delta, Southwest, American are in negotiations. $UAL Tweet added by Leslie Josephs @lesliejosephs

Leslie Josephs

2 years

United and ALPA @UnitedPilots now have an agreement in principle for new terms of their CBA, first of the majors to get there in this cycle. United and its ~13,700 have the least contentious relationship w mgmt of the majors. Delta, Southwest, American are in negotiations. $UAL

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Leslie Josephs

@lesliejosephs

2 years

13,700 *pilots*

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The Acerbic Avia✈️or

@CaptainConcurs

2 years

@lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots I belive Alaska and JetBlue are now in negotiations as well.

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Ross Feinstein

@RossFeinstein

2 years

@lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots Also important to note that United, unlike other airlines, has the @UnitedPilots MEC Chairman on their board of directors. I think that is very helpful in the management / union relationship.

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gary leff

@garyleff

2 years

@lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots What do we know about scope in the agreement?

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Dave Bricker (CognitiveCaveat)

@CognitiveCaveat

2 years

@lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots How many of them have an agreed upon arbitration or mediation process? My Union (NATCA) has an agreed arbitration process in CBA negotiations to avoid mgmt trying to impose work rules like the FAA did in 2006.

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Robert W. Mann, Jr.

@RWMann

2 years

@HaackeDan @kyle_brack @lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots Not to mention that the National Mediation Board process can take years, literally.

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The GOOD. The BAD. The UGLY: Aviation MX podcast

@goodbadugly_ap

2 years

@lesliejosephs @UnitedPilots Got to treat your people right. Whether that is crew, mechanics, rampers etc. Hope it works out for the UA crew🤟

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