Kirby was WRONG!
01-13-2026 | 04:26 PM
#201
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I am one of the ones called out in OPs post. Just went through my last 500 posts. Not only was the vast majority not related to NK, these are AFAIK the only ones that mentioned NK not surviving:
Just having the opinion that NK will not survive is not the same as cheering for it. And I think the vast majority of ex-NK feels this way.
Just having the opinion that NK will not survive is not the same as cheering for it. And I think the vast majority of ex-NK feels this way.
01-14-2026 | 04:25 AM
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01-14-2026 | 01:56 PM
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Always a possibility for that sort of thing, but it's not any more likely now than any other time. Little regional brushfires don't matter. We're not going to war with RU. China would be an issue, big mess west of HI and would likely spill over a little bit to other regions.
How would it go over with the flying public if a known state sponsor of terrorism were to target multiple US or Western aircraft?
01-15-2026 | 05:27 AM
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Stick around sweetheart! history has a way of repeating itself. Ask the TWA, the UsAir, Eastern, Pan Am guys etc. Anyone that’s been in the industry long enough knows. From the sounds of it, your parents set you up well, flight school, reginal for quick stint, NK for awhile, now a legacy. Other then a little light chop from NK your career vector has been smooth. No 9/11, no financial crisis of 2010, positioned well to ride out Covid 19, afterwards it got a little rough for you and sky was falling.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
01-15-2026 | 05:32 AM
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Stick around sweetheart! history has a way of repeating itself. Ask the TWA, the UsAir, Eastern, Pan Am guys etc. Anyone that’s been in the industry long enough knows. From the sounds of it, your parents set you up well, flight school, reginal for quick stint, NK for awhile, now a legacy. Other then a little light chop from NK your career vector has been smooth. No 9/11, no financial crisis of 2010, positioned well to ride out Covid 19, afterwards it got a little rough for you and sky was falling.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
01-15-2026 | 05:49 AM
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Stick around sweetheart! history has a way of repeating itself. Ask the TWA, the UsAir, Eastern, Pan Am guys etc. Anyone that’s been in the industry long enough knows. From the sounds of it, your parents set you up well, flight school, reginal for quick stint, NK for awhile, now a legacy. Other then a little light chop from NK your career vector has been smooth. No 9/11, no financial crisis of 2010, positioned well to ride out Covid 19, afterwards it got a little rough for you and sky was falling.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
If you have moved? Stop coming back to revisit you NK experience and enjoy your new gig/honeymoon period at your current airline. Hopefully it’s smooth for you the rest of your career and the rest of the peeps that jumped ship.
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