Serious? All of those airlines have merged. The only 6 remaining major airlines that haven't merged yet: Hawaiian, jetblue, Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant, and Sun Country. The next mergers will involve these carriers.

Good. The written word is hard to decipher at times.

I can see Hawaiian and jetBlue benefiting from a merger (not necessarily together) but I can't see any benefit yet to the others. If Allegiant sheds their airline OPS I think it'll be through a sale to concentrate on the travel side. Merging gets them more of their side business.

I was in the Spirit hangar the other day and the guys working claimed they've been told we're getting 2 of them. Like everything around here I'll believe it when I see them at the gate.

I would love to believe that but I’ve been hearing that since we signed this new contract. I wouldn’t pick a company based off a “guess” that we will get more planes.



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Oh good grief.

Spirit mgt hasn’t deigned to let us in on their next fleet acquisition, and you think it might be because we won’t get more planes? Sure. Maybe if we’re bought or merged. Otherwise it’s going to happen short of the economy imploding.

http://https://www.airfleets.net/ficheapp/plane-a320-4270.htm

There is one of them! It’s painted too!

698 is here, acars on dmi because it thinks it’s in Europe with W6 flight numbers

401(k) etc ?
 

Hey guys

Does Spirit have a 401k ?
How much do they contribute into it ?
(this information on airlinepilotcentral page is not clear)
Any profit sharing, bonus checks ?


Thank you

Yes currently 12% Direct Contribution Goes up 1% every March 1st til it hits 15%.

Profit Sharing=No
Bonus Check=No