L-ASA (ExpressJet CRJ side)
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#262
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According to my sources within the union, and management, your claim is false. Neither ASA nor L-XJT side has been approached in any manner regarding buyout by a major.
Update!
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
#263
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Update!
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
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Best wishes to all at ASA. I have many friends there, both current and escaped, and you're a great pilot group. You deserve better. I hope you all make it out soon. Everyone I know who has left that place has found a better job, with more money and better life satisfaction. Don't wait until it's too late.
#264
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Update!
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
I'm going to retract what I said about us going out of business. Had a very informative conversation with an individual,who happens to be a neighbor of mine, and is currently on the management side of Delta. This person actually was involved in the discussion of getting ASA side back only. The deal was supposed to be announced a few years back but Skywest wanted to sell the whole package of Expressjet for $.75 on the dollar. Delta only wanted to pay $.50 on the dollar for the ASA side ONLY. He said yes it is a shifting game at this time but Delta is going to wait it out until skywest caves on the .50 on the Dollar,but they're not gonna let ASA go anywhere. Delta wants us for we are a cash cow. Something will come out of it in due time with no time set though but we will not go out of business his words. And to this day they are still negotiating the buyback but skywest is just playing hardball. He's thinking two or three more years it should be resolved and reemphasized we will not go out of business. For those still stuck at ASA your job is safe for those who want to stay your job is safe.
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If ASA is such a cash cow why wont Delta buy them for more than 50% value? Seems a bit odd dont you think?
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