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JAL ends talk w/DAL stays with AA

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That is not something that can be discussed.


I guarantee you that you don't know anymore than the chief pilot at DAL. If management doesn't want the info out... they certainly don't tell the CP.... whatever you know, it isn't much. If you did know front office info, you would say anything in the first place....



ssssssh secrets....
 
I too am wondering if this is a leak floated by AA, or perhaps JAL to save face...only later to be forced to join skyteam by the ETIC. Interesting that there isn't a peep about this in the Japan Times...who have been covering this story in detail. Sounds like a slow news day and someone on the business desk cooked it up to sell some papers.
 
There is such thing as negotiating through the press.
 
Japan Air Will Decide Between American, Delta Offers This Month
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By Kiyotaka Matsuda and Mary Schlangenstein


Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Japan Airlines Corp. reiterated that it will decide between tie-up offers this month after Asahi said the carrier would reject advances from Delta Air Lines Inc. and stick with American Airlines.
“Nothing is decided yet,” Satoru Tanaka, a spokesman for the Tokyo-based carrier, said today by phone. “We will make the decision by mid-February.”
The two U.S. carriers have both offered to invest in Asia’s biggest airline by sales ahead of a so-called ‘open skies’ agreement that will liberalize flights across the Pacific. JAL, a member of the Oneworld alliance alongside American, is restructuring its operations after filing for Japan’s fourth- largest bankruptcy last month.
American spokesman Charley Wilson declined to confirm or deny the Asahi report in an e-mailed reply to Bloomberg questions. British Airways Plc, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. and Qantas Airways Ltd. are also members of Oneworld.
JAL was unchanged at 1 yen at 11 a.m. in Tokyo trading. The carrier is due to be delisted later this month.
Delta is a member of SkyTeam alongside carriers including Air France KLM Group, Korean Air Lines Co. and China Southern Airlines Co.
To contact the Bloomberg reporters on this story: Kiyotaka Matsuda in Tokyo at [email protected]; Mary Schlangenstein in Dallas at maryc.s@bloomberg
 
I guarantee you that you don't know anymore than the chief pilot at DAL. If management doesn't want the info out... they certainly don't tell the CP.... whatever you know, it isn't much. If you did know front office info, you would say anything in the first place....



ssssssh secrets....


Jeesh;

My point is that it cannot be discussed yet as it is conjure, and until it is leaked or talked about in the press, there is no point about talking about it.

Our CP is a very smart guy and has lots of info, but I hate to tell you, my info does not come from him, or flt ops for that matter. We are cogs in the wheel and are generally brought in very late in the game. Our only say is can we do it? As so as that is decided, we are just waiting for the launch codes.
 
ACL65--Are you and The General dating? ;)

Sorry to bit@h slap you but you should know what you're in for when you post something like that. :D

TC
 
Jeesh;

My point is that it cannot be discussed yet as it is conjure, and until it is leaked or talked about in the press, there is no point about talking about it.

Me thinks you mean conjecture.

conjure: to cast a spell, or produce through non-physical means.
conjecture: making assumptions to connect the dots.
 
conjure [ˈkʌndʒə]vb1. (intr) to practise conjuring or be a conjuror
2. (Spirituality, New Age, Astrology & Self-help / Alternative Belief Systems) (intr) to call upon supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations
3. (tr) to appeal earnestly or strongly to I conjure you to help me
a name to conjure with
a. a person thought to have great power or influence
b. any name that excites the imagination


The intent of the usage of conjure was B-it excited the imagination. (Used in conjunction with the name of said airline(s)
Conjecture works too. I do know what both mean though.





conjurev conjure [ˈkandʒə, (American ) ˈkon-]to perform tricks (conjuring tricks) that seem magical, as an entertainment.
 
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This isn't done not because I know anybody or have heard anything but because its Japan and Japanese. The new CEO just will not be making such a big decision in a week...
 
Yeah, I forgot this is FI.

Heyas ACL,

Yes, it is FI, and we can only thank our fellow bretheren for keeping "The General" isolated to this particular venue.

He is mercifully absent from the places that have more meaningful communication.

Nu
 

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