Atlas is done with DHL contract
08-16-2023, 05:02 AM
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ACMI contracts come, ACMI contracts go...
Most of the planes DHL are dropping are being scooped up by Atlas' other customers. Its only a net loss of like 2 jets so, big whoop. Chances are DHL will be back the next time a flying contract with them comes up for bid.
Atlas does well during recessions. I wouldn't be surprised if the customers that they placed the surplus airplanes with aren't paying better anyway.
Most of the planes DHL are dropping are being scooped up by Atlas' other customers. Its only a net loss of like 2 jets so, big whoop. Chances are DHL will be back the next time a flying contract with them comes up for bid.
Atlas does well during recessions. I wouldn't be surprised if the customers that they placed the surplus airplanes with aren't paying better anyway.
08-16-2023, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by SealingStemBolt
A company wide Teams meeting? lol.
at any rate how can we expect management to open up with anything if it’s posted on
public forums right after?
08-16-2023, 07:08 AM
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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?
08-16-2023, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt
If they told the entire company it was probably a strategic move. They more than likely are counting on the information being leaked. If they didn’t want the public to know they would not tell the rank and file.
So way to go. It all but lasted a few weeks. 🙄
08-16-2023, 01:20 PM
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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.
08-16-2023, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by SealingStemBolt
ACMI contracts come, ACMI contracts go...
Most of the planes DHL are dropping are being scooped up by Atlas' other customers. Its only a net loss of like 2 jets so, big whoop. Chances are DHL will be back the next time a flying contract with them comes up for bid.
Atlas does well during recessions. I wouldn't be surprised if the customers that they placed the surplus airplanes with aren't paying better anyway.
Most of the planes DHL are dropping are being scooped up by Atlas' other customers. Its only a net loss of like 2 jets so, big whoop. Chances are DHL will be back the next time a flying contract with them comes up for bid.
Atlas does well during recessions. I wouldn't be surprised if the customers that they placed the surplus airplanes with aren't paying better anyway.
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