Atlas is done with DHL contract
08-17-2023, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Lionhaart
The information presented was confidential. Does that sound better?
at any rate how can we expect management to open up with anything if it’s posted on
public forums right after?
at any rate how can we expect management to open up with anything if it’s posted on
public forums right after?
How about everyone goes back to discussing things on the union forums. Not everyone wants to be on Facebook. We had a healthy amount of discussion on the old union forums until we were pushed to an unofficial way of communication.
08-17-2023, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Elevation
Gents, Ladies, consider whether you're discussing company confidential information. Not that secrecy is awesome (secrets are for armchair generals, and middle school vice principals), but we don't want to burn direct communications channels.
Decisions like this are not made overnight
This was known many months ago already, only just now shared with the workforce.
That certainly doesn’t make it earth shattering, market influencing news.
DHL had a less then expected 2nd quarter and is moving some assets around.
08-17-2023, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by TiredSoul
Confidential?
Decisions like this are not made overnight
This was known many months ago already, only just now shared with the workforce.
That certainly doesn’t make it earth shattering, market influencing news.
DHL had a less then expected 2nd quarter and is moving some assets around.
Decisions like this are not made overnight
This was known many months ago already, only just now shared with the workforce.
That certainly doesn’t make it earth shattering, market influencing news.
DHL had a less then expected 2nd quarter and is moving some assets around.
Maybe it would be nice if DHL sold their interest in the Polar certificate. I don’t know if that would be bad or good. Fun to think about though.
08-17-2023, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Nimbus
Maybe it would be nice if DHL sold their interest in the Polar certificate. I don’t know if that would be bad or good. Fun to think about though.
08-17-2023, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by TiredSoul
Or if Apollo sold their Polar interest to DHL.
i don’t believe that could happen though, DHL isn’t an American company. That is why they couldn’t be a majority shareholder of the the certificate. I get your point though…..something to think about
08-17-2023, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TiredSoul
Confidential?
Decisions like this are not made overnight
This was known many months ago already, only just now shared with the workforce.
That certainly doesn’t make it earth shattering, market influencing news.
DHL had a less then expected 2nd quarter and is moving some assets around.
Decisions like this are not made overnight
This was known many months ago already, only just now shared with the workforce.
That certainly doesn’t make it earth shattering, market influencing news.
DHL had a less then expected 2nd quarter and is moving some assets around.
08-17-2023, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Watto
If you want the tin foil hat view, I say the only reason this was shared with Atlas pilots during this zoom call was to create a narrative that now's not the time to be upping pay. Just one Toydarian's observation.
We can't complain about being left in the dark about while at the same time blab about things that we are asked to keep confidential.
I’ve spelled it out for you.
Synchronicity is a powerful tool.
Two airframes less out of 104(?).
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