Just last week when we were talking about these stories, it seemed like all these airline

pilots had their back against the wall.

It seems hopeless.

These mandates from the Biden administration were coming down and it was going to be right

before Thanksgiving, vaccinate or you're on leave.

And what's happened now is the Southwest Rally and now there's a change in the narrative.

So let's look at some of the headlines here.

We have business insiders talking about American Airlines.

It says here, American Airlines flight attendants, union tells employees they won't be automatically

fired if they refuse to get vaccinated by the airlines deadline.

It says here in the article, the union stated that it wouldn't be taking a hard line approach

like its rival, United Airlines, to those requesting exemptions for medical religious reasons.

Now remember, United is now the only airline that's fielding a lawsuit here by its employees

to stop this push.

And then perhaps the hardest line in the sand has been by Delta Airlines CEO.

This is Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastion.

Ed Bastion refuses to impose Biden's divisive vaccine mandate.

He says in this article, he claims it's not effective to force the vaccine on staff at

Delta Airlines by threatening them with losing their job as many other companies are doing

following Biden issuing an executive order last month.

So now we have four of the largest airlines with Southwest United, Delta and American.

And the only one now that's still holding this hard line is United.

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