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As Bane says in Dark Knight, “Now’s not the time to panic............... that comes later.”
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Originally Posted by shyguy
(Post 2984974)
as bane says in dark knight, “now’s not the time to panic............... That comes later.”
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Will the coronavirus and crashing of the economy potentially change their minds on opening a SEA base? Just leave things status quo until the MAX is flying again and a fleet decision is announced?
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2988749)
Will the coronavirus and crashing of the economy potentially change their minds on opening a SEA base? Just leave things status quo until the MAX is flying again and a fleet decision is announced?
I was wondering the same today. |
It's gonna cost them a lot of money.
Why not just leave things status quo? Keep building these pairings out of SFO and LAX, pretty much everyone overnights in SEA/PDX. The only downside is no immediate 2 hr callout reserve coverage in SEA. That hurts them. OTOH what's the cost for those kinds of SEA Airbus cancellations, VERSUS: the numerous training costs of SEA Boeing to Airbus, displacement training costs Airbus to Boeing, moving costs, new base costs, etc? I would think at this point with the economy crashing, virus fears abound, and stock tanking, that the #1 goal should be to preserve costs and save money. MEA25000? What says you |
Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2988797)
MEA25000? What says you
take what you can get, things are AAG are about to get (more) painful. |
Originally Posted by DangleDunlops
(Post 2988809)
Ha! Even he didn’t see the SEA bus base coming.
take what you can get, things are AAG are about to get (more) painful. |
Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2988797)
I would think at this point with the economy crashing, virus fears abound, and stock tanking, that the #1 goal should be to preserve costs and save money.
With regards to the virus situation, we should be concerned, but not fearful and certainly not irrationally so.... In the big scheme of thing, this Corona virus is no different from others that have popped up before, except for the excessive media hype (BTW, I'm not saying it's a hoax, because it's not!) about the pending apocalypse because of it. Except, China's rates of occurence has already peaked in the face of an aggressive albeit belated response by their govt, which proves that it really no different from any other outbreaks...i.e It too shall pass.... As for stocks, they've been long overvalued and were due for a correction anyway.... Take some profits off the table, look for some really great buying opportunities down the road, wash, rinse and repeat. "Be fearful when they are greedy, and greedy when they are fearful" - Warren Buffett My hope is that we'll be over this in a month or so, so that it doesn't give the company an excuse to claim that an economic downturn is preventing them from agreeing to a comprehensive contract improvement in this round of negotiations. |
Originally Posted by SparrowBird
(Post 2989358)
Cruises are such a boomer thing. Well. Being hip in California didn’t work out so hot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
There is nothing wrong with the economy. The Coronavirus is a short term thing and will be done with by mid May at the latest. Use this time as a buying opportunity in the stock market and sit back to watch it grow.
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Originally Posted by SparrowBird
(Post 2989358)
Cruises are such a boomer thing. |
You understand that a large portion of our summer traffic is for cruises right? It’s probably not a big deal.
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Originally Posted by Outdoors
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You understand that a large portion of our summer traffic is for cruises right? It’s probably not a big deal.
(This is a joke for the people that don't get it) |
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