Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
 
National Director's July 2010 Update
Friday, 30 July 2010

Dear Members:

On July 1st Pinnacle Airlines Corporation announced the purchase of Mesaba Airlines and that Mesaba will remain a separate entity headquartered in Eagan, MN and retain its current management. Pinnacle also announced they were buying Colgan Air, but, that Colgan would eventually be phased out and all of their turboprops would be operated and maintained by Mesaba Airlines.

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Mesaba Aviation Inc. Sale to Pinnacle Airline Corp.
Friday, 23 July 2010

Dear Fellow AMFA Members,

A great deal of concern has been generated due to the recent sale of Mesaba Aviation Inc. to Pinnacle Airline Corp. It seems that there are more questions now than answers, and there has been a great deal of speculation as to what the future holds for us. Please remember, we need to deal in the facts as they are presented to us, speculation will only cause undue stress and concern for everyone. Our uncertain future is a very unsettling feeling, with that said, I would like to point out a few things that we do know.

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Tada Yotsuuye Presented with 45 Year Pin at Alaska Airlines
Wednesday, 30 June 2010

  Tada Yotsuuye

AMFA member Tada Yotsuuye was presented his 45 year pin at Alaska Airlines on June 17th in the Alaska Airlines hangar in Seattle. Many co-workers, friends, and family members were present to observe the celebration and recognize Tada for his extended service.

Hired by Alaska Airlines in 1965, Mr. Yotsuuye is the most senior mechanic represented by the Association as well as a Charles Taylor "Master Mechanic" Award recipient.

 
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