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Old 05-10-2014 | 12:23 PM
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[QUOTE=John 3:16;1640417]Brother, we don't wear anything but helmets in fighters. I do have a cheapo pair of headsets, probably 30 years old, that I used in the very distant past when flying light aircraft. USAF heavy drivers might have headsets (I don't know if they're issued headsets or not), but we fighter folks just wear the helmet. Hard to attach NVGs and JHMCS to a headset![/QUOTE

That made me laugh out loud. Literally.
Old 05-10-2014 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 450knotOffice
That made me laugh out loud. Literally.
Okay....not quite sure why, but that's cool
Old 05-10-2014 | 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by John 3:16
Hard to attach NVGs and JHMCS to a headset!
Not if we use a little bit of creativity....

Old 05-10-2014 | 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by John 3:16
Brother, we don't wear anything but helmets in fighters. I do have a cheapo pair of headsets, probably 30 years old, that I used in the very distant past when flying light aircraft. USAF heavy drivers might have headsets (I don't know if they're issued headsets or not), but we fighter folks just wear the helmet. Hard to attach NVGs and JHMCS to a headset!
Yeah I get that, but I figured you may have flown at least some GA outside of work and therefore had something else. I hate wearing helmets. I mean kevlar and it's even worse with NVG's. Then again, I was on the opposite end of what you were doing on the ground. At any rate, you can't really go wrong with a pair of the Bose or Telex. There were some other's mentioned as well. Lightweight is what I'd go for, next to quality.
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Originally Posted by John 3:16
Okay....not quite sure why, but that's cool
It was the visual image of your last sentence.
Old 05-10-2014 | 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 450knotOffice
It was the visual image of your last sentence.
I get it
Old 05-11-2014 | 02:10 AM
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Originally Posted by NVUS
SkyWest, Inc.

1Q 2014 Revenue: $772,385,518.00 Net Income: -$22,887,193.00 Net Margin: -2.96%

SkyWest Airlines

1Q 2014 Revenue: $447,041,197.00 Net Income: -- Net Margin: .99%

Quick math tells me that .99% of $447,041,197.00 is a profit of $4,425,707.85

Further math tells me that -$22,887,197.00 - $4,425,707.85 means ExpressJet lost $27,312,905.

Good enough?
I like it when math is involved.

On a related note, I was surprised that both SKYW and RJET were trading below their respective book values. Typically, a company stock trades much higher than the company book value. For instance WMT is trading at 3.34 times it's book value.

Here is a list of some majors and their price:book value ratios:
AAL 22.7
DAL 2.73
UAL 5.85
LUV 2.35

By contrast, here are the figures for SkyWest and Republic
SKYW 0.43
RJET 0.84

In other words, theoretically, SKYW could be liquidated for more than the cost of all it's shares for a tidy profit. That's the type of news that makes folks like Gordon Gekko drool.
Old 05-11-2014 | 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Samuelson
I like it when math is involved.

On a related note, I was surprised that both SKYW and RJET were trading below their respective book values. Typically, a company stock trades much higher than the company book value. For instance WMT is trading at 3.34 times it's book value.

Here is a list of some majors and their price:book value ratios:
AAL 22.7
DAL 2.73
UAL 5.85
LUV 2.35

By contrast, here are the figures for SkyWest and Republic
SKYW 0.43
RJET 0.84

In other words, theoretically, SKYW could be liquidated for more than the cost of all it's shares for a tidy profit. That's the type of news that makes folks like Gordon Gekko drool.
Yeah... Good luck liquidating those 50 seat RJs and crappy ground handling equipment for a profit. I'd imagine the book value is quite different than the real market value.
Old 05-11-2014 | 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by wrxpilot
Yeah... Good luck liquidating those 50 seat RJs and crappy ground handling equipment for a profit. I'd imagine the book value is quite different than the real market value.
United is on the hook for all of the ERJs, and SkyWest makes money on the CRJ2s. How is SkyWest going to have a hard time liquidating the ERJs?
Old 05-11-2014 | 10:04 AM
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Below book can also be considered a warning sign.
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