How long until Mesa closes its doors?
05-02-2008 | 05:47 AM
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Being a former Mesa rat I have followed this from time to time. Help me understand something. Hawaiian had a suit based on Mesa using information obtained illegally to compete against HI. I can see HI winning that one. What is the crux of the case that Aloha has? All I have heard is that they are complaining that Mesa used predatory pricing?
I may be wrong, but that was the impression i always got (along with pred. pricing)
05-02-2008 | 05:58 AM
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From: dogstyle
That's been floating around for months now, don't think its going to happen. Got enough cash from the HI settlement to pay off our debt in June. Stock is up. If we get some $ out of the delta lawsuit, or have the flying re-instated we'll be right back where we were 3 months ago. Not a stong airline, but we'll make it.
My guess, Mesa is gone by summer's end or is in a completely different form by then.
As an ex-Mesa slave I have ZERO ill will towards the drivers there. Great group of people and I hope they all end up better off in the end. I hope JO ends up in a northern Chinese prison.
05-02-2008 | 06:34 AM
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No. Aloa is going with the preditory pricing issue, which is very hard to prove. It would be better for them to let it go rather than use up financial resources in litigation.
05-02-2008 | 09:40 AM
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05-02-2008 | 01:30 PM
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From: ERJ CA
Yea, these things seem to keep limping along... like some bum with his face all bloodied up, missing a few teeth, unshowered with smelly cloths and a fist full of dirty one-dollar bills. Yea, MAG will keep limping along.
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