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Originally Posted by GhostKhost
(Post 3777250)
400 or so first year is 72x97x400 = 2.793M
100 second year 72x142x100 = 1.022M 100 four year captains 72x109x100= .785M 70 five year captains 72x109x70= .550M 5.150M of straight hourly rate cost savings per month. No idea what they’d save on taxes, benefits, and the individual cost to re qual furloughed pilots later down the road to weigh against. |
Originally Posted by loudclouds
(Post 3777350)
Theres currently over 600 FOs on first year pay, so all the FOs that would be furloughed by the 25% bs math would be first year guys and gals.
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Realistic scenario
Moving forward. Frontier comes back to buy us but this time with a lowball offer as compared to before. We are desperate and they know that nobody else can really touch us. (Unless maybe allegiant wants to get into a bidding war.)
since we are both ULCC’s airlines, the DOJ can’t say crap this time. Merger is approved both airlines become one. maybe now that we’re not competing with each other we can get some quality of life and pay improvement out of it? both Spirit and Frontier pilot groups will prosper. what do you guys think? |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3777394)
Moving forward. Frontier comes back to buy us but this time with a lowball offer as compared to before. We are desperate and they know that nobody else can really touch us. (Unless maybe allegiant wants to get into a bidding war.)
what do you guys think? There was zero reason to abandon the appeal otherwise. |
Originally Posted by Noisecanceller
(Post 3777398)
Another merger is the only reason they would have abandoned the appeal. JetBlue was probably agreeable because maybe they have buyers remorse.
There was zero reason to abandon the appeal otherwise. |
Why would an exec leave for frontier if that’s the plan, to rebuy us?
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Originally Posted by B200 Hawk
(Post 3777409)
Why would an exec leave for frontier if that’s the plan, to rebuy us?
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3777412)
so now that executive has our “playbook”information, so now frontier knows what it needs to do. Idk.
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3777394)
Moving forward. Frontier comes back to buy us but this time with a lowball offer as compared to before. We are desperate and they know that nobody else can really touch us. (Unless maybe allegiant wants to get into a bidding war.)
since we are both ULCC’s airlines, the DOJ can’t say crap this time. Merger is approved both airlines become one. maybe now that we’re not competing with each other we can get some quality of life and pay improvement out of it? both Spirit and Frontier pilot groups will prosper. what do you guys think? |
Zero chance the DOJ allows Spirit and Frontier to merge after the JB/NK fiasco.
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