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Old 12-10-2014 | 03:35 AM
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kingairip
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Originally Posted by Feng
PBS alone on LAA side will decrease ~1500 jobs, says prior management. So combined probably 2200 less jobs. Sounds like a lot, bit it's really "only" 15%, which is reasonable when compared to other airlines when they realized the "efficiencies" of PBS. This is to operate the same amount of flying.
Apparently, the other airlines aren't very good at realizing efficiencies, because AA already has less pilots per plane than United and Delta.

Originally Posted by Feng
But when AA is able to realize the synergies of the merger and start closing, probably 2-3 bases in all, another 1500 jobs gone.
Base closures aren't likely. 2-3 base closures isn't going to happen.

Other than that, nice job trolling!
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