Originally Posted by
742Dash
I thought that too, but on the other thread it was made clear to me that the number one goal of management in a publicly held airline is not shareholder value, fulfilling their fiduciary responsibilities, keeping the Board of Directors happy or even the value of their own stock options.
No, the #1 goal of management is to screw the pilots. And if that means an illegal plot to take the stock to zero then so be it.
Yes, it is very clear now
. We pilots are the center of the universe.
There ought to be a CEF that combs pilot message boards and goes short against every investment/business "insight" that they find.
There are companies that needlessly file bankruptcy every day. Shareholders be damned. Airline management is not out to screw their pilots as they couldn't care less about their pilots. They are out to cut costs and maximize what goes into their own pockets. They have and will gladly screw over all creditors and shareholders to do so. Pilots are nothing more than an expense on a balance sheet that must be minimized.