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Strike at British Air

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What is the latest on possible strike at BA in July?

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Friend inLondon says it’s very likely … but BA here straddles the fence.

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What is the latest on possible strike at BA in July?

Ground staff have voted in favour of strike action. They have to give 7 days notice before striking though. They are talking about complete walkouts for 24 or 48 hour periods. — Jon Rose, Crawley, West Sussex, England Substition required for e-mail response – usfmdpan is to rambler as ibmmail is to aletrail

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HELP AA CREW MEMBERS

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HELP FEED THE PILOTS

You’re a few weeks early with that post :-) Yes my child, but if the computer industry were driven by the "best" technology Bill Gates would be washing car windows outside the Lincoln Tunnel.

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 HELP FEED THE PILOTS It’s just not right. Thousands of pilots in our very own country are living at or just below the six figure salary line.  And if that wasn’t bad enough, many of them may go several weeks or months without a paycheck if they are forced by American Airlines management to strike. But now you can help. For about three hundred dollars a day – that’s less than the price of a 25" television set – you can help keep a pilot economically viable during their time of need. Three hundred dollars a day may not seem like a lot of money to you, but to a pilot, it could mean the difference between a vacation fishing in Florida or a Mediterranean cruise. For you, three hundred dollars is nothing more than half a month’s rent or mortgage payment. But, to a pilot, three hundred dollars a day will almost replace his or her salary.  Three hundred dollars a day will enable a pilot to upgrade his or her home computer, buy that new 100" television set, trade in the 6 month old Lexus for a Ferrari, or enjoy a dinner (with champagne) at The Mansion. Each month, you will receive a         |      helping?" complete financial report on the crew  |  Your pilot will be told that he member you sponsor. Detailed informa-  |  or she has a SPECIAL FRIEND tion about his or her stocks, bonds,   |  within the AMR family that just 401K, and a real-estate holdings will  |  wants to help. Although the pi- be mailed to your home. You will be    |  lot won’t know your name, he or able to watch your pilot’s net worth   |  she will be able to make grow.                                  |  collect calls to your home via                                        |  a special operator in case they                                        |  need funds. I want to help.  In the event of a strike by the A.P.A., I would like to sponsor the crew member listed below.  I would like to sponsor (circle your selection/s):               CAPTAIN         F-100 CREW MEMBER         * AN ENTIRE           FIRST-OFFICER   SUPER-80 CREW MEMBER        FLIGHT CREW             NAVIGATOR       727 CREW MEMBER                                     767 CREW MEMBER           * Please apply my                         A-300 CREW MEMBER           donation to the crew                         MD-11 CREW MEMBER           member most in need. Please charge the account listed below $326.25 per day (or $350.29 MD-11 crew members) for the duration of the strike. Please send me a picture of the crew member I have sponsored, along with a set of "wings" and my very own "new" red S.C.O.P.E. badge (while supplies last).         ( ) Mastercard          ( ) Visa                ( ) American         ( ) Diner’s Club        ( ) AAsset Card             Express         ( ) Discover Send Completed Forms To The A.P.A.  Or, Enroll By Phone:  (972) 988-3188 Note:  Sponsors agree not to contact the crew members sponsored or their families in person or by other means including, but not limited to, telephone calls, letters, E-mail, or third parties.  Contributions made are not tax deductible.  In the event of no strike action taken, sponsors agree to a one time administration charge of $500.00 to cover the administration costs of this program.

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