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#81
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#82
-90+% on time
-Open time gone in seconds
-Working sick.
-Flying broken airplanes. "We'll write it up at the hub, the company needs this airplane!"
-Waiving duty time.
-Waiving crew rest.
etc...
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#84
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From: Cal reserve..the gift that keeps on giving
copy all, and thanks.
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#85
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From: Boeing's Plastic Jet Button Pusher - 787
The M.A.D. was May 3, 2010.
In the Article that you cite above, it says the orders for 25 of the 50 aircraft quoted above was "firmed" May 10, 2010. If that's an accurate timeline per the article, then simple math says that those 25 "firmed" orders that you refer to were made after the Merger Announcment.
Interesting.
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Sled....
The M.A.D. was May 3, 2010.
In the Article that you cite above, it says the orders for 25 of the 50 aircraft was "firmed" May 10, 2010. If that's an accurate timeline, then simple math says that the "firmed" orders that you refer to was made after the Merger Announcment.
Interesting.
The M.A.D. was May 3, 2010.
In the Article that you cite above, it says the orders for 25 of the 50 aircraft was "firmed" May 10, 2010. If that's an accurate timeline, then simple math says that the "firmed" orders that you refer to was made after the Merger Announcment.
Interesting.
Sled
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Sled....
The M.A.D. was May 3, 2010.
In the Article that you cite above, it says the orders for 25 of the 50 aircraft quoted above was "firmed" May 10, 2010. If that's an accurate timeline per the article, then simple math says that those 25 "firmed" orders that you refer to were made after the Merger Announcment.
Interesting.
The M.A.D. was May 3, 2010.
In the Article that you cite above, it says the orders for 25 of the 50 aircraft quoted above was "firmed" May 10, 2010. If that's an accurate timeline per the article, then simple math says that those 25 "firmed" orders that you refer to were made after the Merger Announcment.
Interesting.
So the debate is meaningless because there is already an agreement in place.
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