SeaPort discontinues service in California...
01-16-2016, 11:37 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by FaceBiter
Are you guys trying to say Sasquatch isn't real?
01-17-2016, 10:02 PM
#14
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They lease everything.
One of the leaseholders had ten-ish of their airplanes. There was a thirty day clause before they could repossess them in case of a "disagreement". Well, the powers that be never let on to that fact when the clock started ticking, so it was a big surprise for the employees. All of the CA operations ceased about ten hours after the airplanes were repossessed.
They're down to two in PDX, w/ one other stuck in SAN awaiting repair, and three-ish in Memphis.
They hope to recover, but past preformance of mgnt. is a bit "sketchy" .
Fat on FO's, short on CA's. Turnover is high.
Good luck guys.
One of the leaseholders had ten-ish of their airplanes. There was a thirty day clause before they could repossess them in case of a "disagreement". Well, the powers that be never let on to that fact when the clock started ticking, so it was a big surprise for the employees. All of the CA operations ceased about ten hours after the airplanes were repossessed.
They're down to two in PDX, w/ one other stuck in SAN awaiting repair, and three-ish in Memphis.
They hope to recover, but past preformance of mgnt. is a bit "sketchy" .
Fat on FO's, short on CA's. Turnover is high.
Good luck guys.
01-18-2016, 04:12 AM
#15
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Originally Posted by Luv2Rotate
Exactly... Mods please move this thread to the 135 section as Seaport is not a "regional".
We do ourselves a disservice to pretend it doesn't exist.
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