MEC Chairman's Message - Early Section 6
#251
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HOLY HE!! can we move past the merger garbage?
Everybody got screwed. Everybody's airline was the superior one pre-merger. Everyone should have retired in the double digits were it not for the cursed merger. Everyone else was measuring their fleet size and so-called greatness with a questionable and definitely uncalibrated ruler.
The only thing dumber than this is the USAPA/AmWest/TWA/AA ridiculousness... which I have to admit does actually take the cake for dumbness. So lets make fun of them,
...but just move on from the merger for god's sake!
Everybody got screwed. Everybody's airline was the superior one pre-merger. Everyone should have retired in the double digits were it not for the cursed merger. Everyone else was measuring their fleet size and so-called greatness with a questionable and definitely uncalibrated ruler.
The only thing dumber than this is the USAPA/AmWest/TWA/AA ridiculousness... which I have to admit does actually take the cake for dumbness. So lets make fun of them,
...but just move on from the merger for god's sake!
Excuse the thread drift. Does anyone have the big picture as to how the AA - USAirways SLI went down? You don't hear much about it, and frankly given the history at USAirways - AWA you'd think this SLI would be version 2 of the previous SLI madness, but it seems very quiet post SLI over there.
#252
HOLY HE!! can we move past the merger garbage?
Everybody got screwed. Everybody's airline was the superior one pre-merger. Everyone should have retired in the double digits were it not for the cursed merger. Everyone else was measuring their fleet size and so-called greatness with a questionable and definitely uncalibrated ruler......
...but just move on from the merger for god's sake!
Everybody got screwed. Everybody's airline was the superior one pre-merger. Everyone should have retired in the double digits were it not for the cursed merger. Everyone else was measuring their fleet size and so-called greatness with a questionable and definitely uncalibrated ruler......
...but just move on from the merger for god's sake!
As to AA:
Not sure about the big picture, but I heard the L-AA guys were referring to themselves as "Native Americans," which---SLI Arguments aside----is pretty damn funny!
#253
Financing is almost ALWAYS available, the cost of money is dependent on how badly it is needed- in 2008 the cost of money went up. Neither company was going to be allowed to go out of business because the big banks had way too much money invested in the day to day cash flow and Boeing wasn't going to screw a long time customer who was going to be buying a lot more airplanes down the road. That is standard disclosure language when a financial obligation is on the books that has yet to be addressed with financing.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
#254
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Joined APC: May 2009
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Also standard disclosure so the banks get the risk and business conditions to a level that they find acceptable when it is time to sign on the dotted line. Thus the merger.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
#255
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Also standard disclosure so the banks get the risk and business conditions to a level that they find acceptable when it is time to sign on the dotted line. Thus the merger.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
#256
There are LCAL guys with similar experiences with disgruntled LUAL, but chose not to post them here just to make the other side look bad. Next time you run into a 5 percenter, don't bother posting it here as it does nothing but rattle the bee hive...we are trying to move on.
#257
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#258
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Joined APC: Jun 2014
Posts: 303
Also standard disclosure so the banks get the risk and business conditions to a level that they find acceptable when it is time to sign on the dotted line. Thus the merger.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
I said nothing when this guy showed up with his ex-con bag tag. I ignored it. He launched into the SLI, unsolicited. "I got totally screwed, and UAL was going CH11" is what he spewed. He will never see it any other way. Fine. Keep it out of the cockpit then.
#259
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Joined APC: Oct 2014
Position: 787
Posts: 776
If you could not care less, why waste the time posting on APC? I openly admit it ****es me off. I just usually say "Where can I get one of those orange tags? They look cool."
#260
And....now the real excuse, because I'm too lazy to do anything about it. Don't read too much into it, I'm just lazy....
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