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ExperimentalAB 11-11-2008 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by quimby (Post 492528)
They're probably not too worried about job security though..........beats the unemployment line.

Amen -- McD's 'aint going anywhere for sure...

Pilotpip 11-11-2008 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by BTDT (Post 492910)
This is too good to not share in this thread.

YouTube - 1980's McDonalds Birdie Learn to Fly Commercial

I was brainwashed into wanting Happy Meals by that?

Ewfflyer 11-12-2008 04:23 AM


Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB (Post 496646)
Amen -- McD's 'aint going anywhere for sure...

On the news last night they said McDonalds actually had an increase in sales!!!

The commercials are classic!

ExperimentalAB 11-12-2008 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by Ewfflyer (Post 496952)
On the news last night they said McDonalds actually had an increase in sales!!!

The commercials are classic!

Unlike the other fast-food joints, McD's is actually keeping ahead of the health-awareness curve, I think...Have you tried their salads? Fantastic, and reasonably priced. Surely it's a stable flight department then :D

Flyer00 11-13-2008 06:39 AM


Amen -- McD's 'aint going anywhere for sure...
I don't know if I'd say that. There are 3 corporate flight depts around chicago that have operated aircraft for a LONG time that have/will be closing their doors. Ask the guys that used to work for Morgan Stanley if they thought they'd be on the street.

BoilerUP 11-13-2008 06:42 AM

You think the world's largest fast food chain is the same as a financial giant whose wealth was built upon debt?

Sucks for those jobs lost, but one is not like the other.

Flyer00 11-13-2008 06:53 AM


You think the world's largest fast food chain is the same as a financial giant whose wealth was built upon debt?
Their airplanes disappeared long before the financial mess (years ago). Besides that, the point is your poop might not stink now, but it could in the future...never say never.

NowCorporate 11-13-2008 08:29 AM


Originally Posted by Flyer00 (Post 497895)
Their airplanes disappeared long before the financial mess (years ago). Besides that, the point is your poop might not stink now, but it could in the future...never say never.

Morgan Stanley?
:confused:


I do agree however, never say never in this business - that has always been the motto - just WAY more possible right now, for everyone.

Flyer00 11-13-2008 09:54 AM

OK, just to clarify for those that think i'm crazy...MS was based in Chicago, a few years ago they closed down their department here, laid off the department, sent the airplanes out east and subcontracted pilots & managed the aircraft through Jet Aviation. Thats the gist of it, although I'm sure someone on here could probably give you a much better time line and explanation of exactly how it went. So, again, never say never.

NowCorporate 11-13-2008 10:02 AM


Originally Posted by Flyer00 (Post 498005)
OK, just to clarify for those that think i'm crazy...MS was based in Chicago, a few years ago they closed down their department here, laid off the department, sent the airplanes out east and subcontracted pilots & managed the aircraft through Jet Aviation. Thats the gist of it, although I'm sure someone on here could probably give you a much better time line and explanation of exactly how it went. So, again, never say never.

OK, I know they run through Jet Aviation now, just didn't know what exactly happened in Chicago....if they offered people to move etc...

Chicago - I recall seeing ads for Boeing and Motorola in the last 6 months or so - but of course a lot has changed since then.


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