Mesa V. Delta Decision
07-01-2009 | 01:10 PM
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07-01-2009 | 01:26 PM
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Well we're getting what we paid for.
If mgmt wouldn't have had such a big boner to screw comair & asa pilots we wouldn't be "stuck" with them would we?
As much as I hate to see Mesa still around management needs to learn they can't always "Have it their way".
Unfortunately they always find a way to get to their bottomline, hopefully it wouldn't be with more wholly owned pilots, but that's what I'd be afraid of.
If mgmt wouldn't have had such a big boner to screw comair & asa pilots we wouldn't be "stuck" with them would we?
As much as I hate to see Mesa still around management needs to learn they can't always "Have it their way".
Unfortunately they always find a way to get to their bottomline, hopefully it wouldn't be with more wholly owned pilots, but that's what I'd be afraid of.
07-01-2009 | 01:57 PM
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What, nobody has chimed in and said, " I could have almost doubled my money today if I would have bought Mesa stock just this morning"?
With this kind of stock movement, 76%, I hear Mesa now has enough money to buy Virgin America, JetBlue and Spirit to compete against Republic/Midwest/Frontier. Oh my.
And for those that wish that Mesa Go away (yes, pun intended), I'm guessing that the Republic "mega merger" may have given Mesa a couple more quarts of blood to keep them going for a little longer.
With this kind of stock movement, 76%, I hear Mesa now has enough money to buy Virgin America, JetBlue and Spirit to compete against Republic/Midwest/Frontier. Oh my.
And for those that wish that Mesa Go away (yes, pun intended), I'm guessing that the Republic "mega merger" may have given Mesa a couple more quarts of blood to keep them going for a little longer.
07-01-2009 | 03:51 PM
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Delta said in a statement that Wednesday's ruling is only a preliminary step in the process and the carrier looks forward to the opportunity to fully make its case in district court.
Well it's safe to say Mesa and DAL are done with future contracts. Next up United. Good luck to Mesa pilots...
Well it's safe to say Mesa and DAL are done with future contracts. Next up United. Good luck to Mesa pilots...
07-01-2009 | 05:43 PM
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What, nobody has chimed in and said, " I could have almost doubled my money today if I would have bought Mesa stock just this morning"?
With this kind of stock movement, 76%, I hear Mesa now has enough money to buy Virgin America, JetBlue and Spirit to compete against Republic/Midwest/Frontier. Oh my.
And for those that wish that Mesa Go away (yes, pun intended), I'm guessing that the Republic "mega merger" may have given Mesa a couple more quarts of blood to keep them going for a little longer.
With this kind of stock movement, 76%, I hear Mesa now has enough money to buy Virgin America, JetBlue and Spirit to compete against Republic/Midwest/Frontier. Oh my.
And for those that wish that Mesa Go away (yes, pun intended), I'm guessing that the Republic "mega merger" may have given Mesa a couple more quarts of blood to keep them going for a little longer.
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