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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 786666)
How does Guam sound?:p I keed. Thats probably where I'll end up!:eek:
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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 786664)
It has been confirmed now that the Codeshare will also be terminated
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Originally Posted by georgetg
(Post 786632)
From the Copy and Paste Department at Boeing:
LOL "I just write this stuff, I have no idea what it means..." Cheers George 1. Heading hold 2. Autothrottles off/match the EPR's 3. Trim the rudder until the ADI shows straight and level 4. Trim the ailerons until the indices on the yoke line up Never fails. |
Originally Posted by Airdale
(Post 786670)
Where has this been confirmed?
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Originally Posted by Scoop
(Post 786627)
I don't know about that, my money is on Stephen Hawking - although he is pretty much a lurker these days. :)
He became interested when we started talking about "Black Holes." When it was further explained that the Black holes we were discussing were in managements pockets, he lost interest. Scoop |
Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 786676)
Company website Deltanet.
Is that the business strategy of directly competing with us that's killing the codeshare and FF program out? I'm happy to see that our management sees Midwest for what it is - a competitor. I wonder if Republic flying is next? |
Originally Posted by iaflyer
(Post 786691)
I liked how the article on DeltaNet said "because of the change in ownership and business strategy."
Is that the business strategy of directly competing with us that's killing the codeshare and FF program out? I'm happy to see that our management sees Midwest for what it is - a competitor. I wonder if Republic flying is next? |
Originally Posted by Superpilot92
(Post 786705)
After seeing this i'm pretty sure our legal department is looking into cutting them out of our feed as well. We dont need to be supplementing the competition.
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Originally Posted by Airdale
(Post 786670)
Where has this been confirmed?
Marketing agreement with Midwest ends -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 30, 2010 Delta will discontinue its codeshare and frequent flyer program with Midwest on June 7 because of the airline’s change in ownership and business strategy. There will be no noticeable impact on Delta customers since Delta serves every destination served by Midwest. Upon termination, Delta and Midwest customers will no longer be able to redeem miles or earn credit on each other’s flights or share airport lounges. “Midwest has been a good partner, and we appreciate their customers’ business with us over the past few years,” Delta said in a statement Tuesday. |
Originally Posted by Superpilot92
(Post 786707)
Marketing agreement with Midwest ends
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 30, 2010 Delta will discontinue its codeshare and frequent flyer program with Midwest on June 7 because of the airline’s change in ownership and business strategy. There will be no noticeable impact on Delta customers since Delta serves every destination served by Midwest. Upon termination, Delta and Midwest customers will no longer be able to redeem miles or earn credit on each other’s flights or share airport lounges. “Midwest has been a good partner, and we appreciate their customers’ business with us over the past few years,” Delta said in a statement Tuesday. Republic, you're on deck.... Nu |
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