Originally Posted by
NavyFlyer
Some of us have MBA’s and have participated in actual managerial decision making in our past (and present) lives. We understand “growth,” vs fleet renewal plans, and their differences.
You, on the other hand, aspire to be management and have been an airline pilot since college. This isn’t a knock on you, but just understand that some of us have WAY more experience than you can tell from an online forum.
The difference between us is that I actually know who you are. I’ve been told by actual members of our management (and recruitment) teams about you, and I’m not impressed.
Just because you can parrot the company line, doesn’t make you intelligent. It makes you a yes man, which doesn’t improve our airline. It just promotes group-think.
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That's a lot of writing just to say you have an MBA but zero experience making airline network decisions. I'm sure your MBA taught you despite having a very lucrative domestic market you should invest more into international markets that have razor thin markets at best against competitors that don't have lucrative domestic markets so they constantly invest in more efficient widebodies. That's brilliant asset allocation.
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