Originally Posted by
rickair7777
That was a whole different scenario...indy was NOT a regional, when they ran out of money, they were done. In the case of mesa there might (or might not) be some flying which still needs to be done. If I had to guess the airways 900 flying has the best chance of surviving, since those 900's cannot be easily replaced...a mesa-light consisting of 40 900's and maybe a few dash-8's would be staffed by about 500 pilots (and hopefully a new CEO). Actually those pilots might make out...the judge might give them an "industry standard" contract.
I think Doug Parker is done with Mesa. Ch 11 or 2012 which ever comes first. Also talking about the stock price look at the article from CNBC
http://www.cnbc.com/id/29104734/site/14081545/for/cnbc/ it talks about Feb 11 being the day that they will no longer resume talkes with their note holders. I think that after Feb 11 it will be interesting when those companies are demanding money and Mesa dosent have it.