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What I'm curious about is why Paul Foley said this (if he indeed did). Announcing things like losses of contracts and bankruptcy when that information is not officially out to the public is a big deal. This guy is a professional spin-doctor. He did it for a reason and knows what he's saying.

So, he's either lost his mind, Mesa is in so bad of trouble that he can't contain himself anymore, or he's trying to scare the pilots in order to manipulate them.
 
Pdub20,

If mesa wins the lawsuit against Delta isn't there only 1 year left on the contract reguardless? Thought I heard that from a Mesa Pilot. He said if they win, it really just gives them one more year.

no, through 2012 according to their latest 10-Q
 
I was a little embarassed when the SkyWest COO was quoted in the Salt Lake Tribune saying that our first year pilot pay was comparable to that received by those in the profession of accounting, law and medicine.
From www.paysale.com:

Accountant: $37,306
Law (Paralegal): $37,569
Law (Lawyer) : $68,050
Medicine (RN): $46,982
Medicine (LVN): $31,257

Skywest FO: $19,800
 
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I was a little embarassed when the SkyWest COO was quoted in the Salt Lake Tribune saying that our first year pilot pay was comparable to that received by those in the profession of accounting, law and medicine.

He may of course been referring to the accounting office's janitor, the paralegal's secretary and a cadavor.

I love this post!

-Truth hurts!!
 
Not unless JO can get DIP financing before he files! That's the new rules which came out in 2005. Delta and NWA filed on the same day just days befroe the new rules took effect. If he can not get DIP financing before he files it's straight to Ch.7. The contacts I still have in management at MAG are pretty much telling me the same thing Foley is putting out. We'll just have to wait and see what the next couple of months have in store.:bomb::rolleyes:

How did Frontier just pull it off then? Word is that they can't exit bankruptcy due to lack of financing.
 

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