Mesa isn't going anywhere. Any jobs that are lost would have been lost anyway due to already announced code share reductions. Due entirely to their poor management, they will now exploit the bankruptcy process in order to shed all their contractural obligations to creditors and shareholders. They will then come back into the industry with no debt and proceed to underbid all competitors who have not shirked their obligations thus dragging down the entire industry! What a great system we have! Before long you will start loosing contracts to the new leaner and meaner mesa and your managements will be coming to you for concessions. The only hope the rest of the industry has is that Mesa fails to show a judge that they are a viable entity and they are forced to liquidate. This is VERY unlikely.