Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
01-11-2010 | 08:48 AM
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01-11-2010 | 08:49 AM
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01-11-2010 | 08:59 AM
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Let's make this real simple:
1) DL + NW = $2B in synergies (their number)
2) DL + NW pilot groups made this merger smooth as silk for the companies
3) DL pilots alone gave $1.3B in annual concessions. I don't know the exact NW number.
4) Give us $1B and the company keeps $1B. Sounds fair. Quick math in public
$1B / 12000 pilots = $83k / pilot in annual contractual improvements. I can live on that.
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1) DL + NW = $2B in synergies (their number)
2) DL + NW pilot groups made this merger smooth as silk for the companies
3) DL pilots alone gave $1.3B in annual concessions. I don't know the exact NW number.
4) Give us $1B and the company keeps $1B. Sounds fair. Quick math in public
$1B / 12000 pilots = $83k / pilot in annual contractual improvements. I can live on that.BD
01-11-2010 | 09:01 AM
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Let's make this real simple:
1) DL + NW = $2B in synergies (their number)
2) DL + NW pilot groups made this merger smooth as silk for the companies
3) DL pilots alone gave $1.3B in annual concessions. I don't know the exact NW number.
4) Give us $1B and the company keeps $1B. Sounds fair. Quick math in public $1B / 12000 pilots = $83k / pilot in annual contractual improvements. I can live on that.
BD
1) DL + NW = $2B in synergies (their number)
2) DL + NW pilot groups made this merger smooth as silk for the companies
3) DL pilots alone gave $1.3B in annual concessions. I don't know the exact NW number.
4) Give us $1B and the company keeps $1B. Sounds fair. Quick math in public
$1B / 12000 pilots = $83k / pilot in annual contractual improvements. I can live on that.BD
Part of my point is that we need to get financial benefits to these JV's. Give is 5% of the revenue (not profit) per year. You do the math if both of those are about 12 billion a year.
01-11-2010 | 09:43 AM
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Hey Y'all, I'm trying to call DAL CREW for the first time. The disembodied voice on the phone is asking for my employee number-*-password-#.
Does he/she/it want my 9 digit number or my 6 digit number? Also, how do I make a capital letter?
Thanks in advance,
Tighttonka
Does he/she/it want my 9 digit number or my 6 digit number? Also, how do I make a capital letter?
Thanks in advance,
Tighttonka
01-11-2010 | 09:46 AM
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6 digit employee number * password #. I have two caps in my password and I * them and then type in the numeric value. IE, N = *62. Hope this helps!
01-11-2010 | 09:48 AM
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123456* PASSWORD#
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01-11-2010 | 09:50 AM
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