5.5 Years To Flow?
03-16-2020 | 05:53 AM
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03-17-2020 | 01:18 AM
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I've never posted in an Envoy thread before..but I can't hold back anymore. No offense..but you guys are dense. How can Envoy flow if AA isn't hiring? How can anyone flow? How can anyone get hired?
Spoiler: you can't. Nobody will flow or get hired until we start to run classes again here at AA. It's amazing how a group of you take AA's hiring plans and turn it around on Envoy..as if anything has anything to do with Envoy or flow.
Put your panties back on. Once we start hiring again, Envoy will resume flowing. Until then, nobody is getting hired in front of you. Not here at AA or at Delta, United or anywhere else.
Spoiler: you can't. Nobody will flow or get hired until we start to run classes again here at AA. It's amazing how a group of you take AA's hiring plans and turn it around on Envoy..as if anything has anything to do with Envoy or flow.
Put your panties back on. Once we start hiring again, Envoy will resume flowing. Until then, nobody is getting hired in front of you. Not here at AA or at Delta, United or anywhere else.
All post about still flowing are either other airline groups or sarcastic posts. So pull your panties up boomer and run along and enjoy that 55 hours of pay for staying home. Your APA did pretty good on that LOA.
03-18-2020 | 01:51 AM
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03-18-2020 | 06:31 PM
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IF? You serious? I would bet any amount of money AA ends up in chapter 11. You will be lucky if they exit chapter 11 50% of their size today. I want you to think about this, AA has more debt then all other airlines combined. If you think the feds are going to give them free money you are delusional. That money will need to be repaid as well. So let’s say the virus goes away next week. It will take 2 years to get load factors back. How is AA going to repay their debt with the loss in revenue? Chapter 11!
03-18-2020 | 08:22 PM
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IF? You serious? I would bet any amount of money AA ends up in chapter 11. You will be lucky if they exit chapter 11 50% of their size today. I want you to think about this, AA has more debt then all other airlines combined. If you think the feds are going to give them free money you are delusional. That money will need to be repaid as well. So let’s say the virus goes away next week. It will take 2 years to get load factors back. How is AA going to repay their debt with the loss in revenue? Chapter 11!
03-18-2020 | 08:43 PM
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IF? You serious? I would bet any amount of money AA ends up in chapter 11. You will be lucky if they exit chapter 11 50% of their size today. I want you to think about this, AA has more debt then all other airlines combined. If you think the feds are going to give them free money you are delusional. That money will need to be repaid as well. So let’s say the virus goes away next week. It will take 2 years to get load factors back. How is AA going to repay their debt with the loss in revenue? Chapter 11!
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