A private aircraft on the ramp. [File Photo, Courtesy: NetJets]
Key Takeaways:
NetJets has terminated two high-ranking officials from its pilots' union (NJASAP), including the vice president.
The NJASAP alleges these terminations are "unlawful, unjust, and retaliatory" for the officials' role in negotiating a new contract that secured $1.6 billion in improvements for pilots.
This incident is the latest development in an ongoing dispute between NetJets and its union, following a recent defamation lawsuit filed by the company against NJASAP.
Two high-ranking elected officials within the NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP)—including the union’s vice president—were recently terminated from the company in what the labor group is calling an “unprecedented” move.
The NJASAP represents NetJets’ 3,430 pilots and recently signed a new contract with the world’s largest private jet operator.
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