I wouldn’t say any of us are happy to see this happening. It’s one of those things where you hope the “sting” hurts enough where management actually does something to fix the problem and prevent it from happening again since in the past it’s mostly been all talk and no action. When you’ve been with a company for 15-20–30+ years and see just how bad it’s gotten with Ed at the helm you can’t help but sit back and watch the show unfold in the hopes that it’s bad enough that maybe...just maybe they’ll actually do something this time. Getting rid of Ed would be a good first step. He’s a banker that wants to be a politician so just let him go do that instead of making our airline be the laughing stock of the industry.

I bet there would be overwhelming approval from the employees (and shareholders) to bring back Richard Anderson.