Our guys are making sure it says what we think we may have come to terms on. We're not saying anything (much) until this is all clarified.

Will they come back for more money? Will they merge? Will they sell? ... Those are issues that will remain. Getting all the contracts ratified is the first baby step toward saving the airline. But they don't know the future.

If this was regular negotiations, the committee would have turned this down. We would have said 'No,' we would have been on strike.

We want people to vote for a strike. If they don't, we lose our horsepower (in case of a contract rejection).

One thing our trainers tell us is, you must report any type of damage to the aircraft. For these people to let that plane go, I have to think they were never told the seriousness of any type of damage to the aircraft.

We could take a big hit with wages, work rules and not get any pension at all.