Originally Posted by
newKnow
Acl,
I understand what you are saying. The company needs money for airplanes in the future. All I am saying is that I gave already.
1.) Take a 45% paycut to help the company buy airplanes for someone else: Done. Box checked.
2.) Allow someone else to fly above mentioned aircraft while you watch your fleet and flying shrink. Done. Box checked again.
My giving spirit is exhausted. Bah humbug. I want Santa to
re-fill my stocking with pay and scope.
New K AKA Ebenezer Scrooge
Agree 100%. Just trying to expand some of what Bar was saying. They have done this before and they will do it again. Getting debt off the balance sheet and re-categorizing it as a cash flow expense has been a pattern we have seen before It makes the company look better than it is.
Like I have always said, I do not care how you do your books, or who "owns" the jet, but there will be a DAL seniority listed butt in the seat.