Tool of the day
07-13-2015 | 09:40 AM
#6612
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Allegiant stock for TOTD. Up $50 since the union sent out this nugget.
Can you imagine over 43 instances of QRH-directed engine shutdowns and/or compressor stall issues at American Airlines in just over 7 weeks? What about over 28 aircraft landing under emergency status in a single domicile in a single day? Or over 86 air returns/mechanical diversions in a five day period? If Allegiant were the size of American Airlines, this would be the case.
Can you imagine over 43 instances of QRH-directed engine shutdowns and/or compressor stall issues at American Airlines in just over 7 weeks? What about over 28 aircraft landing under emergency status in a single domicile in a single day? Or over 86 air returns/mechanical diversions in a five day period? If Allegiant were the size of American Airlines, this would be the case.
07-13-2015 | 03:51 PM
#6614
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07-13-2015 | 05:33 PM
#6616
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From: MD80
Allegiant stock for TOTD. Up $50 since the union sent out this nugget.
Can you imagine over 43 instances of QRH-directed engine shutdowns and/or compressor stall issues at American Airlines in just over 7 weeks? What about over 28 aircraft landing under emergency status in a single domicile in a single day? Or over 86 air returns/mechanical diversions in a five day period? If Allegiant were the size of American Airlines, this would be the case.
Can you imagine over 43 instances of QRH-directed engine shutdowns and/or compressor stall issues at American Airlines in just over 7 weeks? What about over 28 aircraft landing under emergency status in a single domicile in a single day? Or over 86 air returns/mechanical diversions in a five day period? If Allegiant were the size of American Airlines, this would be the case.
07-13-2015 | 06:15 PM
#6619
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Not saying that AT ALL, but you can't call the guy a tool because his stock price has gone up 180 bucks in 8 or so years.
He may be a first class a**, but that doesn't take away what kind of business man he is. Again, he's no friend of labor and he very well may be a tool for a million other reasons, but not this one.
07-13-2015 | 06:21 PM
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