MAG ALPA Mission: To enhance the careers of all Mesa Air Group pilots through aggressive collective bargaining, planning, communication and unified action
BREAKING: @MAG_ALPA_Pilots have secured industry-leading pay rates with Letter of Agreement 8. #Pilots are still engaged in negotiations under the Railway Labor Act to address other areas of the contract but this LOA contains overall hourly pay increases: https://t.co/lBveBZuI96
Attention displaced IAD-based captains: The Company is reviewing pay for all displaced Dulles-based captains’ cases, back to when they were displaced. Please be patient as the Company works through this process.
United Airlines announced last week that it will resume pilot hiring immediately. Mesa pilots who are part of the United Aviate program should keep an eye out for information from the program.
Use DART to get an answer to any question by the proper subject matter expert all in one place. Submit your question online via the DART button in the ALPA app or on https://t.co/YTxN0D3DOD, or by visiting https://t.co/rutUSplKu5 directly.
Pilots are reminded that failure to adhere to Mesa’s uniform and appearance policy could lead to disciplinary action. Make sure you're following the policy and not relying on masks to disguise non-conforming practices, such as facial hair.
The Company released Standing Bid 21-01 today with captain upgrade opportunities. Make sure you have an updated standing bid on file by the Mar. 28 deadline.
Communications Chairman David Silvestri and Cici Garmhaus, sr. specialist – Communications, briefed the MEC on Communications Committee activities, strategic planning, survey results and Section 6 communications. Portions of the brief were in closed session.
Captain Ewing, also an ALPA National EVP, then presented on the recent activities of the ALPA National Executive Board, including an overview of dues and budget discussions, ALPA-PAC and governmental activities, and more.
In his MEC Secretary report, Captain Ewing briefed the MEC on the committee structure, status of volunteers, Training Review Board (TRB) meetings and more.
Captain Chris Gill, MEC chairman, called the meeting to order and discussed changes to today’s agenda. MEC Secretary Scott Ewing took roll and established a quorum.
Amy Alpieri, ALPA National E&FA, briefed the MEC on the E&FA Research Center and resources, shared an overview of the overall economy, aviation industry and Mesa, and answered questions from the MEC.
Captain McCormick, FFDC National chair, briefed the MEC about benefits, resources and activities of the Fee-For-Departure Committee. Captain David Szurgot, FFDC National member, also spoke to the MEC, providing a case study of how FFDC has supported ALPA members.
Captain Chris Gill, MEC chairman, called today's meeting to order and introduced guest speaker Captain Scott McCormick of the ALPA National Fee-For-Departure Committee.