United and Delta to merge?
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Gets Weekends Off
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Who knows.
Could be not so great news for newhires at both companies? Not saying it is bad news, but could put them in a bad spot if they merged and decided to park a few airplanes. Just a thought, not flames.
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"the nation's second- and third- largest carriers that would keep the United name and the corporate headquarters in Chicago, The Associated Press has learned."
Does this mean Mr.Tilton runs two Major carriers into the ground instead of one?
Does this mean Mr.Tilton runs two Major carriers into the ground instead of one?
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Take United's west coast presence and adds Delta's east coast presence. Add United's pacific routes and Delta's atlantic routes. This could make for a good outcome.
It will only take one merger to set off several others. Fewer airlines make it easier to raise fares, and that means higher profits!
It will only take one merger to set off several others. Fewer airlines make it easier to raise fares, and that means higher profits!
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Take United's west coast presence and adds Delta's east coast presence. Add United's pacific routes and Delta's atlantic routes. This could make for a good outcome.
It will only take one merger to set off several others. Fewer airlines make it easier to raise fares, and that means higher profits!
It will only take one merger to set off several others. Fewer airlines make it easier to raise fares, and that means higher profits!
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I think UAL has been clearing the deck chairs for this for quit some time. MOC sale makes sense with the ATL Tech Ops center.
I like the thought of getting rid of Tilton, and of all the other carriers I think DL has always been a class act and have a deep respect for them. Certainly hope if this gathers momentum we all fair well.
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