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Old 10-28-2025 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by BoilerUP
The substantial earnings beat is good for negotiations IMO.
Yes and no. More money is always better for negotiations and it appears the airline is essential to future corporate success. However, at some point shrinking revenues and profits year over year will result in a smaller pie to carve our piece out of. We, and investors, would benefit from a C suite that drives both top line and bottom line growth. The stock is still doing poorly YTD, even after jumping 11%. My opinion is that we will see a new CEO in 2026. How does that impacts our negotiations? I have no idea.
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