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#141
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First child, my Chessie retriever(best bird dog ever) and everyone under 2 years with the company. Is that enough? You'd lop me off the top for sure. I'll be dead in a few years anyway. No pilot left behind.
Let's vote on it in the light of day. Pro con, warts and all.
Let's vote on it in the light of day. Pro con, warts and all.
#142
First child, my Chessie retriever(best bird dog ever) and everyone under 2 years with the company. Is that enough? You'd lop me off the top for sure. I'll be dead in a few years anyway. No pilot left behind.
Let's vote on it in the light of day. Pro con, warts and all.
Let's vote on it in the light of day. Pro con, warts and all.
#143
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#144
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#145
Denny
#146
Ok, if you say so. But to me that language says if one of the companies leaves the JV, our company and dalpa will meet and confer to discuss the company's baseline EASK share and the minimum EASK share. Sounds like legal speak for renegotiation to me. The object of renegotiation being an agreement.
Denny
Denny
#147
Thanks for the input. I'm not really as cynical as I post but having poor or intentionally weak language in the PWA has haunted my entire career. Try reading your credit card agreement or your insurance policy. That is specific language with enforceable intent. Too many lawyers in the family I guess.
Denny
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#149
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Ok, if you say so. But to me that language says if one of the companies leaves the JV, our company and dalpa will meet and confer to discuss the company's baseline EASK share and the minimum EASK share. Sounds like legal speak for renegotiation to me. The object of renegotiation being an agreement.
Denny
Denny
Furthermore, why even put 48.5% in the contract if immediately after it allows 46.5%? Who comes up with this stuff?
#150
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Hope so. AZ brought profitable capacity to the network, but are being basically kicked out because they suck as an airline, and are also getting in bed with dual subsidized enemy airlines to a ridiculous extent. That's awesome. Good riddance.
But what happens next? After the "addressing of their concerns" in this TA, we'd better build a great wall on a ridge on this one. No more gives.
But does "renegotiation" here give us any leverage? I doubt the company will scuttle that portion of the network entirely. So the rest better be divvied up in a manner favorable to us for a change. 46.5% is half? I don't think so. We should get a greater than 50% share of the reallocation IMO.
But what happens next? After the "addressing of their concerns" in this TA, we'd better build a great wall on a ridge on this one. No more gives.
But does "renegotiation" here give us any leverage? I doubt the company will scuttle that portion of the network entirely. So the rest better be divvied up in a manner favorable to us for a change. 46.5% is half? I don't think so. We should get a greater than 50% share of the reallocation IMO.
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