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03-18-2008, 03:41 PM
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Southwest Airlines Starts To Make Move on ATA
I don't know how else to look at the news this afternoon that Global Aero Logistics CEO Subodh Karnik has resigned.
Global Aero is the parent company of ATA, World Airways and North American Airlines.
The new CEO of Global should be a familiar name. He's the ex-CFO of Southwest Airlines and ex-CEO of ATA -- John Denison. And, as we all know, John is very close to current Southwest CEO Gary Kelly.
People tell us this afternoon that we could hear about what Southwest is going to do with ATA's international certificate in as little as 48 hours.
I don't know how else to look at the news this afternoon that Global Aero Logistics CEO Subodh Karnik has resigned.
Global Aero is the parent company of ATA, World Airways and North American Airlines.
The new CEO of Global should be a familiar name. He's the ex-CFO of Southwest Airlines and ex-CEO of ATA -- John Denison. And, as we all know, John is very close to current Southwest CEO Gary Kelly.
People tell us this afternoon that we could hear about what Southwest is going to do with ATA's international certificate in as little as 48 hours.
03-18-2008, 03:50 PM
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That snippet reads like PlaneBuzz, is that the source? She gets the scoop, but all the articles read like a 6 o'clock news teaser: "...Dog's, can they see UFO's? we have the answer and more, right after the break..." 
Anyway, that graphics looks like the same one the Southwest press release that announced the SWA/ATA code share in 2005.
http://www.prwebdirect.com/releases/...rweb323287.php
Anyway, that graphics looks like the same one the Southwest press release that announced the SWA/ATA code share in 2005.
http://www.prwebdirect.com/releases/...rweb323287.php
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