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While I am surprised, I am also not totally shocked. Every flight with the exception of Denver flights that I have done from there have had very very light loads. That airport is a nightmare to operate from. I feel bad for RJS and the other woodlands warriors, though. I know they were hoping to grow things from there.
Hoping that maybe losing a quarter of a billion dollars will wake somebody up who can rescue our management team from themselves.
Hoping that maybe losing a quarter of a billion dollars will wake somebody up who can rescue our management team from themselves.
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While I am surprised, I am also not totally shocked. Every flight with the exception of Denver flights that I have done from there have had very very light loads. That airport is a nightmare to operate from. I feel bad for RJS and the other woodlands warriors, though. I know they were hoping to grow things from there.
Hoping that maybe losing a quarter of a billion dollars will wake somebody up who can rescue our management team from themselves.
Hoping that maybe losing a quarter of a billion dollars will wake somebody up who can rescue our management team from themselves.
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From: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
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If you can't justify a bonus based on profits, you can always flip the script and claim one based on minimizing losses. Losses are nice, because they could always have been a lot worse
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When things were running smoothly in 2015-2019, we paid out ~$300M in dividends a year. That was about 10-12% of yearly net income. Last year we paid out more dividends as a total dollar amount than we ever have ($428M) and that represented 86% of net income for the year!!!! We are out of balance.
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From: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
When things were running smoothly in 2015-2019, we paid out ~$300M in dividends a year. That was about 10-12% of yearly net income. Last year we paid out more dividends as a total dollar amount than we ever have ($428M) and that represented 86% of net income for the year!!!! We are out of balance.
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