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Originally Posted by Noisecanceller
(Post 3779415)
Remembered for? He’s already remembered for Pinnacle, Mesaba, Colgan. The other guy is already remembered for Northwest. I don’t think they care how history views them. They aren’t major players
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Originally Posted by putzin
(Post 3779410)
. I will ask why you think or how one BK destabilizes the rest of an industry that is doing 'fine'?
Any narrative silmilar to "BK won't be that bad" is wishful thinking at best, and cynical dissembling at worst. |
I heard Christie is out and Bendo is the stepping up.
From and insider:Barging through the door unannounced came Bill Bendo, Ted's ambitious COO and longtime rival. With a smug grin, Bendo plopped a report on Ted's mahogany desk. "Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Q4 numbers are uglier than a Spirit passenger who just learned about our bag fees," Bendo quipped. "The board is concerned, Ted. Very concerned." Ted clenched his jaw. He knew exactly what Bendo was angling for - his job. "I've kept this airline flying through a pandemic, soaring fuel costs, and PR disasters. We'll bounce back," Ted retorted. |
https://www.flightglobal.com/airline...157316.article
If these people can find money, I’m pretty sure Ted can too. |
Originally Posted by putzin
(Post 3779369)
Both of your posts are spot on, there is so much out there that is complete nonsense. Not a single paycheck has bounced, plane repossessed, airplane not fueled but we're hours from shutting down? People need to get a grip.
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Originally Posted by Born2FlyAv8R
(Post 3779441)
I don’t care how much money I make, as a CEO, if I thought the company were heading towards immediate BK, I wouldn’t spent 13k on the stock. I think it’s a good sign.
He paid $13,000 for a few hours of non-negative media coverage and an attempt to create a PR narrative, specifically within the employee ranks, to try to convince you all is well. Which you have bought hook, line and sinker. |
Originally Posted by StoneQOLdCrazy
(Post 3779444)
Good grief. Do you not understand that he did not make a $13,000 investment in Spirit stock?
He paid $13,000 for a few hours of non-negative media coverage and an attempt to create a PR narrative, specifically within the employee ranks, to try to convince you all is well. Which you have bought hook, line and sinker. |
Originally Posted by CatPilot1
(Post 3779450)
I find it hard to believe any executive would spend their own money to create positive press. Good grief.
OK, then. Just keep spreading the narrative that he "invested" $13,000 in Spirit stock because he thinks it's a solid buy. That seems much more reasonable. smh |
Originally Posted by StoneQOLdCrazy
(Post 3779460)
You find it hard to believe a guy would spend $13,000 to build a narrative that helps him keep a job that pays millions of dollars a year?
OK, then. Just keep spreading the narrative that he "invested" $13,000 in Spirit stock because he thinks it's a solid buy. smh |
Originally Posted by StoneQOLdCrazy
(Post 3779419)
shed debt from lenders/vendors, and artificially reset labor costs to below-market rates..
As for the concessions from lenders/vendors ... the main asset is airplanes (and maybe gates/slots). And they're gonna go to the highest bidder. This isn't the middle of a wordlwide slump where the lender is just happy to have someone paying something every month. |
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