Tilden: Not keeping Airbus long-term
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Tilden: Not keeping Airbus long-term
A couple quotes.
Regarding the Airbus planes. "If I were to guess, they won't be in the fleet permanently."
Regarding Boeing. "My dad was a 32-year Boeing guy. This company could not be more in love with Boeing, or loyal to Boeing."
https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/...phase-out.html
Regarding the Airbus planes. "If I were to guess, they won't be in the fleet permanently."
Regarding Boeing. "My dad was a 32-year Boeing guy. This company could not be more in love with Boeing, or loyal to Boeing."
https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/...phase-out.html
#2
A couple quotes.
Regarding the Airbus planes. "If I were to guess, they won't be in the fleet permanently."
Regarding Boeing. "My dad was a 32-year Boeing guy. This company could not be more in love with Boeing, or loyal to Boeing."
https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/...phase-out.html
Regarding the Airbus planes. "If I were to guess, they won't be in the fleet permanently."
Regarding Boeing. "My dad was a 32-year Boeing guy. This company could not be more in love with Boeing, or loyal to Boeing."
https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/...phase-out.html
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I just don't see how this combined company is going to survive long term with no growth and an outdated mentality. The other majors are out there improving their products and growing their fleets. Alaska seems like that have no real plan, only buying itself a few years.
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Did you not notice how Southwest dumped the 717s after absorbing Air Tran? Is Southwest also incapable of evolving?
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