Teamsters Airline Division Week in Review News Letters

April 23, 2010 Newsletter

Horizon Mechanic Talks Continue, Management Seeks to Outsource Teamster Jobs Talks between Horizon mechanics, represented by the Teamsters and Horizon management continued this week in Portland, Oregon. Among areas discussed were Sections 13, 18, 20 with progress reported in all areas discussed and a Tentative Agreement reached on Article 21. The next scheduled meeting with

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April 9, 2010 Newsletter

United Discussions Continue, Scope Talks to Continue Next Week  Earlier this week, the United Negotiating Team, “Field Service” sub-committee, convened for two days of meetings at the United Airlines Operations Center, in Elk Grove Village, IL.  The subcommittee continued the process of bargaining in a joint session with the Company laying out the conceptual framework

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April 2, 2010 Newsletter

Flight Options Pilots Ratify First Labor Agreement International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Airline Division, Local 1108 and Flight Options, LLC, the Cleveland-based provider of luxury business jet fractional ownership and jet card programs, announced that pilots have ratified a first labor agreement on March 31, 2010.  “This was a significant milestone for Flight Options.  Since our

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March 19, 2010 Newsletter

General President, Division Director Meet with British Labor Union for BA Cabin Crews On Wednesday, General President James Hoffa and Airline Division Director David Bourne met with representatives of Unite, the British labor union representing cabin attendants at British Airways. The BA cabin attendants have been in negotiations for over a year. In November of

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March 12, 2010 Newsletter

Express Jets Mechanics Negotiations Continue Negotiations continued on March 1st in Houston, with the union presenting a counter proposal on Article 12 (Field Trips) and the company presenting their counter proposal to the previous union proposal on Article 16 (Moving Expenses).  Work continued through the week with both sides discussing Articles 7, 12, 13, and

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March 5, 2010 Newsletter

Atlas Pilots to Operate “Dreamlifter” Crewmembers of Atlas Air will soon be flying four specially configured Boeing 747-400 series aircraft to transport oversized sections of the Boeing 787 “Dreamliner” from around the world to their final assembly point in Seattle, Washington. The aircraft, known as “Dreamlifters,” are specially modified 747-400's called "Large Conversion Freighters" or "LCF's," that are owned

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