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Originally Posted by Packrat
(Post 2555795)
When asked in a new hire class what the 5 year plan was, Ray Vecci responded, "Anyone in the airline business who says they have a 5 year plan is either lying or a moron."
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He was just recently fired from West Jet too.
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Originally Posted by Pogey Bait
(Post 2556356)
That’s f’ing crazy, I totally believe it though. Can you provide a link to that?
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Originally Posted by Going2Baja
(Post 2559512)
In my newhire class in 06' Gregg Saretsky asked us if we would be ready to upgrade in three to five years. Two of us laughed. Both having been furloughed from Majors (NWA, US Air.) He said their 5 year plan was to triple in size. In 5 years they had a bunch of guys on Furlough and Saretsky was fired. He now runs West Jet.
Baja. Of course they usually say Shiite like that when they want contract concessions. |
Originally Posted by Packrat
(Post 2560685)
"2000 pilots by the year 2000."
Of course they usually say Shiite like that when they want contract concessions. |
Originally Posted by AltoCumulus
(Post 2561622)
That goal was recently updated to 3000 pilots by 3000!
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https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/...d-bjs-res.aspx
Those numbers were better than what investors have seen from other airlines, and shareholders hope that Alaska Air will be able to continue its upward momentum and either grow toward gaining greater share of the overall air carrier market or attract a buyout bid. Please let it be soon |
Originally Posted by greatlake
(Post 2572536)
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/...d-bjs-res.aspx
Those numbers were better than what investors have seen from other airlines, and shareholders hope that Alaska Air will be able to continue its upward momentum and either grow toward gaining greater share of the overall air carrier market or attract a buyout bid. Please let it be soon Oh, stop teasing me! |
Originally Posted by greatlake
(Post 2572536)
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/...d-bjs-res.aspx
Those numbers were better than what investors have seen from other airlines, and shareholders hope that Alaska Air will be able to continue its upward momentum and either grow toward gaining greater share of the overall air carrier market or attract a buyout bid. Please let it be soon |
Originally Posted by Salukidawg
(Post 2574053)
A buyout bid would most certainly not come from JetBlue though. No way they could afford Alaska. Southwest on the other hand....
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