dicko
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I hope you're not this naive.
Do you honestly not believe that Southwest could walk away from this deal at any time?
You've missed the point ...... Again. You even missed your own point.
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I hope you're not this naive.
Do you honestly not believe that Southwest could walk away from this deal at any time?
You've missed the point ...... Again. You even missed your own point.
it's all about pressuring the government ....
Exactly! Fits very well with Gary saying high fuel prices mean it needs to get done ASAP.
Big toodoo about nothing.
Gup
It's GREAT fodder for all the angry jealous immature "anonymous" online anti-AirTran haters on Flightinfo... so please.... don't let me stop you.
I think you missed the point. The AirTran CEO could be jeopardizing his own deal by opening his big stupid mouth.
If I had 1.7 billion and was buying AirTran and heard him say this, I'd be more inclined to drag my feet a little to apply some pressure. BWTFDIK.
In a billion dollar deal I wouldn't expect him to say anything as revealing as that which would give the buyer (SWA) more leverage.
You should read up on effective negotiating. I've been saying all these things that have come true so far. You are too close to the action and cannot see it.
In today’s economic and competitive environment, it will be exceptionally difficult for AirTran to fundamentally grow or increase competition. By joining forces with Southwest, the combined company will have the strength and resources to effectively grow and compete with the mega-legacy carriers like Delta, which merged with Northwest in 2008, and United-Continental, whose merger was approved in 2010.
Sorry but I had to chime in on this. It cracks me up when people say stuff like this. It's like they're comparing this acquistion to buying a new car. Wake up!! Do you not think that Bob and Gary are not talking on a weekly or even daily basis. Sure they can't share some private info yet but they are now on the same team. Comparing the SWA/AT deal to the negotiation process involved in buying a car way over simplifies things. And makes you look like an eighth grader. Hmmmmmm......