If there is a solid path forward.
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If there is a solid path forward.
Let’s say this management group or a new management group formulates a viable path forward, what are the chances that it can’t be executed regardless because massive attrition implodes the airline.
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
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Let’s say this management group or a new management group formulates a viable path forward, what are the chances that it can’t be executed regardless because massive attrition implodes the airline.
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
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I personally believe attrition won't be as massive as you think. Hiring is slowing everywhere. People will still leave and try to Leave no doubt. But I highly suspect that the days of spending 3 months here and getting a call from 3 legacies is rapidly diminishing. At least for now. I get your point on a larger sense... I just see some of these young guys being shocked when the big 4 aren't calling with 2500 total time.
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Let’s say this management group or a new management group formulates a viable path forward, what are the chances that it can’t be executed regardless because massive attrition implodes the airline.
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
Can what will be viewed as a dying airline be able to hire enough employees to backfill the massive attrition and execute the path forward?
yes! There is a solid path forward.
they recently poured cement on the path that goes of the cliff. So it’s fully cured and feels pretty solid..
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I personally believe attrition won't be as massive as you think. Hiring is slowing everywhere. People will still leave and try to Leave no doubt. But I highly suspect that the days of spending 3 months here and getting a call from 3 legacies is rapidly diminishing. At least for now. I get your point on a larger sense... I just see some of these young guys being shocked when the big 4 aren't calling with 2500 total time.
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of course they are. However they are getting apps from the likes of UPS and FedEx. And I heard delta just stopped temporarily. So the spigot hasn't been turned off but it's being restricted. People will leave but it won't be as easy as just submitting an app, the way it's been the last 3 years. Many assumed they'd get a call after a few months here. I just speculating they are in for a surprise that it may take much longer than they have gotten used too.
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of course they are. However they are getting apps from the likes of UPS and FedEx. And I heard delta just stopped temporarily. So the spigot hasn't been turned off but it's being restricted. People will leave but it won't be as easy as just submitting an app, the way it's been the last 3 years. Many assumed they'd get a call after a few months here. I just speculating they are in for a surprise that it may take much longer than they have gotten used too.
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My question was can spirit execute a VIABLE path forward if they are bleeding employees faster than they can replace them.
This of course presumes they actually have a VIABLE path forward ready to execute.
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