AirTran and Alaska?

[ATLplt]

Amazing. A post about a hypothetical merger that won't happen and the trolls emerge bringing up each airline's crashes. Classy, especially for both sets of pilots who worked their asses off till the end fighting a losing battle.

 

[Fubijaakr]

Actually, an AAI/AS merger would make a lot of sense. However, with $112 bbl oil and the uncertainties today, I don't see it happening.

 

[regionaltard]

Ok what about Mike Ditka vs. Alaska/Airtran........

You could throw in JB and even a mini-Ditka would wipe the floor with them.

 

[Capt. Qdoba]

You could throw in JB and even a mini-Ditka would wipe the floor with them.

Yeah, my money's on Ditka.

 

[Wesb737fo]

Ok what about Mike Ditka vs. Alaska/Airtran........

Funniest post I've read on this thread.....Tico and 400A$$Face take notes. You two are not funny.

 

[Britpilot]

Where did you fly the 1900 at?

CoEx, CLE, 98-01

 

[PCL_128]

Alaska is a proud company with roots that date back many years.

Airtran's roots date back to Valuejet.

Nuff said on this one.

Yet more proof that SWA's interview process isn't as good as they think it is at weeding out the d0uchebags.

 

[scrub]

Just my thoughts, SWA won't buy any one, AAI won't get bought bought by any one. SWA will survive and pick up the pieces when legacies shed domestic capacity either on their own or after merger mania. We will see the loss of some airlines, could be AAI, AS, FRNT, MEH, Spirit, JBLU, we may even see a legacy wither on the vine. No matter what it will be a very disappointing year for the airline industry as a whole. AAI, where I work, will survive if management gets creative and decides to sell a better product, dirty airplanes, grumpy employees and XM will not cut the mustard. Virgin needs to be watched, Branson is slowly connecting the dots and is building a truly global airline. I wish the best to all.

 

[Fubijaakr]

You obviously haven't heard about Branson's "success" at Virgin Blue.

 

[ImbracableCrunk]

Just fine at AirTran thank you. By the way, where is Vegss?

Neither of these two airlines rely on international feed so that would be a mute point.

Veggs - just north of Mute Point, Nevada.

(But that's a moot point.)