Allegiant Air
03-20-2016 | 08:50 PM
#2073
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03-20-2016 | 09:08 PM
#2074
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From: 7th green
03-21-2016 | 02:56 AM
#2075
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From: A320
Not so the case for AAY. AAY profited(I believe the only US registered airline) after 9/11 due to it's business model. Ex-CFO/President A.L. actually said in my indoc a few years back, while explaining our business model, that while he doesn't wish for another 9/11, AAY benefits when the industry faces times like those.
03-22-2016 | 08:45 AM
#2076
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From: jets
Not so the case for AAY. AAY profited(I believe the only US registered airline) after 9/11 due to it's business model. Ex-CFO/President A.L. actually said in my indoc a few years back, while explaining our business model, that while he doesn't wish for another 9/11, AAY benefits when the industry faces times like those.
Also a good reason why we should be very well paid and never, ever accept a concessionary contract or settle for our lousy banded pay system.
03-22-2016 | 10:35 AM
#2077
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From: A-320
The customers come to us, people still want to vacation even during recession. Those who used to fly united or delta will roll the dice and buy a $59 ticket to Punta Gorda instead of Grand Cayman.
Also a good reason why we should be very well paid and never, ever accept a concessionary contract or settle for our lousy banded pay system.
Also a good reason why we should be very well paid and never, ever accept a concessionary contract or settle for our lousy banded pay system.
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