This company is very conservative I don't see anything happening unless their hand is forced... It would take $45 a share to buy this company and I don't see them going for a stock swap. If they sell they will be paid. With those numbers even with all of ALK cash on hand it would cost and additional 400 million dollars to buy this company. Only two carriers could probably pull it off SWA and DAL... I think we are safe.
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Alaska Airlines adds Hawaii flights from Sacramento, San Jose
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Going2Baja
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Where did you hear this one? Anyone else hear this? I could handle a HNL base for a few years. But would rather see us stay solo.
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I heard this rumor recently. I don't like it, but you never know.
I would say not very likely 767 717 330 and 350's along with our 737's.... I know the 767's are going away soon but that would be a rather large mess for our size of company plus you would have to get a pay rate on the larger aircraft. I doubt they are ready to back to the table that soon.
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Knowing AAG....
They would buy Hawaiian and operate them separately!
Since we sold out on our contract last spring... this is possible. Forget the HNL base. We would be stuck in the middle of the whipsaw. Widebodies at Hawaiian and RJ's at Horizon.
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They would buy Hawaiian and operate them separately!
Since we sold out on our contract last spring... this is possible. Forget the HNL base. We would be stuck in the middle of the whipsaw. Widebodies at Hawaiian and RJ's at Horizon.
Separate Senority Lists !!!
No Scope = No Future
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Now give me my job back
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