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Sunvox 01-27-2018 09:00 AM
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How 'bout this then:

Skyw 01-27-2018 09:04 AM
Originally Posted by Scottkirby (Post 2512958)
Yep skyw says he doesn’t want to work at United aka he got rejected. Also I never disrespected regional guys because I said we should hire their best and brightest (Just not the rejects like you skyw).
What makes United so special? I’ll bet you one million dollars I never got rejected from United or any airline. Come on, let’s bet loser!

MasterOfPuppets 01-27-2018 09:07 AM
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Skyw 01-27-2018 09:08 AM
Originally Posted by iHateAMR (Post 2512949)
United Airlines Doubles Down on Its Dubious Growth Strategy

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/unite...154000428.html

And SkyW, that sounds like something people who didn’t get hired by United would say.
Sounds like the best and brightest pilots at United have the lowest profit margin in the industry! Lol! I would refuse a job at United.

‘’However, if United goes ahead with its growth plans for 2019 and 2020, its rivals are likely to respond in kind. That could lead to further margin contraction for all three legacy carriers. But United Continental is starting with the lowest profit margin, so it would be the worst-off of the bunch.’’

svergin 01-27-2018 09:50 AM
Originally Posted by Skyw (Post 2512993)
Sounds like the best and brightest pilots at United have the lowest profit margin in the industry! Lol! I would refuse a job at United.

‘’However, if United goes ahead with its growth plans for 2019 and 2020, its rivals are likely to respond in kind. That could lead to further margin contraction for all three legacy carriers. But United Continental is starting with the lowest profit margin, so it would be the worst-off of the bunch.’’
You are right. We have the worst profit margins in the industry, but we managed to make $3.5B pre-tax earnings in 2017. Just think how much that will be when our margins improve. Even with poor management, United makes money hand over fist. Just think how much it will be when margins improve. We have more potential than any other airline out there.

Thanks for pointing that out!

MasterOfPuppets 01-27-2018 10:05 AM
Originally Posted by svergin (Post 2513022)
You are right. We have the worst profit margins in the industry, but we managed to make $3.5B pre-tax earnings in 2017. Just think how much that will be when our margins improve. Even with poor management, United makes money hand over fist. Just think how much it will be when margins improve. We have more potential than any other airline out there.

Thanks for pointing that out!
well said!

sleeves 01-27-2018 10:06 AM
Originally Posted by Skyw (Post 2512940)
I would rather fly for Spirit.
Whew, that's good. Here let me help you.
https://re12.ultipro.com/SPI1000/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*0F8FB5B4DE3C3DEB

Please apply soon, and keep paying people to take your flights while you are stuck at that regional. Stay away from United's passengers.

Skyw 01-27-2018 10:34 AM
Originally Posted by svergin (Post 2513022)
You are right. We have the worst profit margins in the industry, but we managed to make $3.5B pre-tax earnings in 2017. Just think how much that will be when our margins improve. Even with poor management, United makes money hand over fist. Just think how much it will be when margins improve. We have more potential than any other airline out there.

Thanks for pointing that out!
United is going to make less profits going forward. The cash pile is going down every year. The economy can't get much better than this, so don't expect profits to increase more than 2017. Some of you believe United can bring the RJ flying in-house. How is that possible? Is your training department capable of handling the influx of new pilots and another fleet of aircraft? No, that's why United has to buy XJT and maybe another regional. It solves many issues.

blockplus 01-27-2018 10:37 AM
General Conduct
Keep it professional.Remember your manners when communicating with others.Harassment of any kind is not acceptable.Do not shame, degrade, insult, bully, or otherwise call out others.

Please keep it civil

Andy 01-27-2018 10:38 AM
Originally Posted by Sunvox (Post 2512977)
How 'bout this then:
Well, it's wrong. A 50 seat RJ's CASM is almost double that amount. I don't know the source but it's not correct.


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