Where is any evidence that Mesa or SkyWest are actively planning to dissolve? Show me one investor call where they've discussed this.

 

Don’t take his bait.

 

They aren't, but if anyone was planning something like this I am pretty sure they wouldn't be publicly announcing it on any earnings calls. It would come in the form of a last moment email like Compass etc...staff all received.

 

All 3 AA WO are represented by ALPA

 

AA Management offered those pay rate increases out of left field. There was zero negotiations, there was never a vote.

 

No. But Mr. Kirby is right. These pay schedules don’t work for a 46 or 48 seat (depending on season) jet. So I think every CRJ-200 goes to the desert. With no design replacement.

What the regionals look like after that is anyones guess. Pilots will get paid- and airplanes will then go away. It’s the way it’s always been.

 

Yet you have missed my point…. Str8 Cash highlighted my point well….

 

Still don’t know why they won’t pull the vote, management is just going to get a better idea of how much they need to give to get that 51%, it favors them so incredibly much by even having this vote. Recall Aric and let’s put in a real negotiating committee such as alpa. How can sapa say they have an open door policy when 90% doesn’t even know who their rep is

 

What we are witnessing is the death of the regionals. The implosion. It’s similar to the bubble before a market crash. Rapid escalation in pay rates as a desperate measure to hang on for a few more years. Then the bankruptcies begin when the recession kicks in deep next year. Then the collapses. One or two regionals will come out alive, but with substantially reduced pay scales and much smaller pilot groups. The lucky will get hired by the majors, the rest will be furloughed. Bankruptcies are used regularly by airlines as a business tool. This time it will be the regionals turn and we will all get to see how it ends for most of them. It’s only a matter of time. Plan for that and you won’t be caught off guard. What I haven’t counted for is the elections of 2024 and the substantial possibility that the USA will plunge into chaos and the possibility of a civil war. Then all bets are off and no regional would survive long.

 

domino , Today 08:27 PM
What we are witnessing is the death of the regionals. The implosion. It’s similar to the bubble before a market crash. Rapid escalation in pay rates as a desperate measure to hang on for a few more years. Then the bankruptcies begin when the recession kicks in deep next year. Then the collapses. One or two regionals will come out alive, but with substantially reduced pay scales and much smaller pilot groups. The lucky will get hired by the majors, the rest will be furloughed. Bankruptcies are used regularly by airlines as a business tool. This time it will be the regionals turn and we will all get to see how it ends for most of them. It’s only a matter of time. Plan for that and you won’t be caught off guard. What I haven’t counted for is the elections of 2024 and the substantial possibility that the USA will plunge into chaos and the possibility of a civil war. Then all bets are off and no regional would survive long.

Never thought I would say this, but starting to dig the doomino vibe.

Or, to quote Jim Morrison “ I want to have my kicks before the whole ****house goes up in flames”