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Originally Posted by beeker
(Post 337675)
CAL should just buy it back at a profit, give them the contracts back, then once the company regains its footing then sell it again.
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Originally Posted by beeker
(Post 337675)
CAL should just buy it back at a profit, give them the contracts back, then once the company regains its footing then sell it again.
Apparently someone hasn't heard of a little agency called the S.E.C. |
Wow Sorry to hear all of this bad news about Xjet, all within 2 days(at least on the board).
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well, all I can say is..................Spring is almost here, I and more looking forward to not flying and enjoying the 90 degree days. I'm concerned about my company, but business is business it is no fault of Colgan, or CHQ, it is what it is. If they lose money every quarter then we will go bankrupt and we will either be out of a job, even worse, bought out. You know what they say about this industry............so all we can do is show up to work, fly a safe flight and make sure mgmt doesn't take advantage of us.
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Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 337868)
well, all I can say is..................Spring is almost here, I and more looking forward to not flying and enjoying the 90 degree days. I'm concerned about my company, but business is business it is no fault of Colgan, or CHQ, it is what it is. If they lose money every quarter then we will go bankrupt and we will either be out of a job, even worse, bought out. You know what they say about this industry............so all we can do is show up to work, fly a safe flight and make sure mgmt doesn't take advantage of us.
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Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 337882)
I mean no offense; I 'm just curious how going out of business is better than being bought out? At least you don't have to start over from scratch and when you think about the companies out there that have the kind of money need to by XJT; they aren't bad companies by any means. I would rather XJT retain their current ownership seeing that it would be better for you guys and the industry, but being bought is better than going belly up.
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Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 337884)
Well, what I mean is I would rather be out of a job right away, as opposed to a slow death, if ya know what I mean. If Skywest bought us (Which I believe is a very very real possibility), the first thing that would go would be branded, along with that would be a few hundred pilots. I would hate to see us slowly ripped apart. If I am going to be out of a job I would rather it happen sooner, rather then later, make sense?
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Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 337890)
I highly doubt SKW would furlough pilots. They take pride in the fact that they've never furloughed and when you look at ASA and the fact that their flying has decreased with the closure to two domiciles without a single pilot being furloughed all while keeping reserve times low and upgrades less than 3 years. They would just trim the fat and I don’t think branded would be the fat they’d be looking at, they always wanted to do it and you guys have it (in their backyard to boot). Besides XJT has a good plan, it’s just that fuel prices are ridiculous and start up cost kill the bottom line.
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Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 337895)
Yeah, you make some good points, like I said of course I would rather be bought out then back to 1st year pay all over again, I just don't want to commute
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Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 337890)
I highly doubt SKW would furlough pilots. They take pride in the fact that they've never furloughed and when you look at ASA and the fact that their flying has decreased with the closure to two domiciles without a single pilot being furloughed all while keeping reserve times low and upgrades less than 3 years. They would just trim the fat and I don’t think branded would be the fat they’d be looking at, they always wanted to do it and you guys have it (in their backyard to boot). Besides XJT has a good plan, it’s just that fuel prices are ridiculous and start up cost kill the bottom line.
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