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SkyWest and ASA Merger ???

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One of Uncle Rico's memos last month addressed this and said the board wants them to stay seperate operations.
 
Oh goodie....I was waiting for some Hump Day Flame Bait!
 
Kool-aid and backpacks mixed with cowboy boots and a southern drawl? Sounds exciting
 
A merger is exactly what we need. BH is going to bid against his old pilot group and the only persons who will prosper are the SkyWest INC. upper management and some stockholders. The losers will be the SkyWest and ASA pilot groups. I know that merging the seniority lists scares most pilots, but it can be done with the least amount of pain for the greater good of both pilot groups. At 4605 pilots strong, we need to be unified.
 
I don't want to merge with kool aid drinking pilots that take a 1% pay raise, and roll over when JA tells them too.
We won't merge becuase it will take Skypests' on time rate right out of the water.
I hate having to jump on skypest planes and the pilots talk about how they are crapped on.. hmm morons, let's think about it. Vote down the union and get sympothy. I think not.. piss off
 
rightseatjockey,

How's that closed minded attitude going to help the ASA pilot group? Management wins and you lose. Sure, we have some simpleton choads here, but then again every pilot group has them.
 
Well it's the same for the Dispatchers as well but I think for the greater good it could be a good thing for all...but from what I hear SkyWest is looking to buy up another airline...I am curious what's going to become of the regionals once the majors start to merge together... to many seats it would seem that some would need to go just like what American seems to be doing to American Eagle ...
 

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