this is very bad for usairways.
This may be what ends up killing the airline. |
Ruh roh.
Both airlines will be fine If they dont end up merging, AA can compete alone and usair will become more of a LCC hybrid BOOM! But i think some things get moved around and it eventually happens |
Originally Posted by NERD
(Post 1461796)
If, big IF this doesn't go thru, one of these carriers will be parted out. Maybe not tight away,but within the next 5 yrd. However this is most likely a strong armed tactic to get more slots for either luv or spirit. Jmho.
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Originally Posted by CanoePilot
(Post 1461798)
this is very bad for usairways.
This may be what ends up killing the airline. US Airways has been making money without AA. I see pilot pay being the biggest loss; no MOU rates and no increase in sight. |
Originally Posted by NERD
(Post 1461796)
If, big IF this doesn't go thru, one of these carriers will be parted out. Maybe not tight away,but within the next 5 yrd. However this is most likely a strong armed tactic to get more slots for either luv or spirit. Jmho.
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Originally Posted by KiloAlpha
(Post 1461808)
US Airways has been making money without AA. I see pilot pay being the biggest loss; no MOU rates and no increase in sight.
We'll still be stuck with usapa We'll still be stuck with loa 93 we'll still be stuck with the east vs. west nonsense. |
as reflected by Wall Street's response, this is bad news, not good, especially in light of the positive reception by both companies that they were merging and the future, post-merger, was bright for all.
Holder needs to go. He has been a disaster. He wants to re-write drug laws and release criminals (how many 18 or over drug users and criminal's families will come forward and vote Democrat now...) , he is "taking a look at Gitmo", and now two companies, whose respective boards/shareholders support a merger, are prevented from or c*-blocked from merging. time to move to Switzerland and get a ski bunny Good luck to both companies, good folks at each. Hopefully these speedbump is cleared as I really believe a merged version would do very well |
Originally Posted by CanoePilot
(Post 1461816)
Long term usairways is just an lcc with a few european cities. It will always be a crappy 2nd teir airline.
We'll still be stuck with usapa We'll still be stuck with loa 93 we'll still be stuck with the east vs. west nonsense. The reality is that this will stall things another 6mo to a year much to the delight of usapa as the theft will continue but as LOA93 rates. Parker will give up some slots or maybe even and airport to make ease the concern and things will be back on. Cant have a carrier like DAL out there picking up everything under the sun including 49% of Virgin Atlantic and not wonder about the governments intent!!! WD at AWA |
Originally Posted by JoeyMeatballs
(Post 1461810)
FWIW Spirit recently just sold off a bunch of its DCA slots.......I don't see any other slots being that much of an issue for the DOJ?
Originally Posted by CanoePilot
(Post 1461816)
Long term usairways is just an lcc with a few european cities. It will always be a crappy 2nd teir airline.
We'll still be stuck with usapa We'll still be stuck with loa 93 we'll still be stuck with the east vs. west nonsense. |
Anyone stop and think that this could be a good thing? Airline customers want and should have choice. Consolidation (with airlines and in general) is not good for the economy. It shouldn't be incumbent on the gov't to approve mergers because **** poor management has put airlines in a position in which they feel that they have to merge to continue.
Monopolies "calling the shots" is bad. More airlines = more competition and that is good. |
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