ALOHA airlines

[Beechnut]

And when he get's mad, Lighting bolts shoot out his arse...

I've seen him toss a full grown man into the air with one hand simply because he was Canadian.

In San Diego we called him Sasquatch.

S!

 

[ILStoMinimums]

Is the 1000 multi have to be PIC?

 

[Freight Dog]

Speaking of Sasquatch.... where do you find Sasquatch or Chewbaca ski suit with face protector? I gotta find one by next snowboard season....

I'd have a lot of fun with that one!

 

[islandhopper]

he used to get me a cup of coffee from the galley without leaving his seat.

When he uses the lav the only way he can reach the toilet is to leave the lav door open and stand out in the galley.

 

[Freight Dog]

When he uses the lav the only way he can reach the toilet is to leave the lav door open and stand out in the galley.

Now THAT is aim, buddy!!!

 

[HighSpeedClimb]

Is the 1000 multi have to be PIC?

1500 TT 1000 multi and 1000 turbo-prop or jet...that's it, no PIC

 

[Coool Hand Luke]

And when he get's mad, Lighting bolts shoot out his arse...

I've seen him toss a full grown man into the air with one hand simply because he was Canadian.

In San Diego we called him Sasquatch.

S!

U sure this guy hasn't flown some here in Texas? Maybe what we have here is twins? I swear I fly with someone fitting that description.

Anyway, I always have to check out the island discussions...I used to fly in from Vegas (back in the day) on a regular basis on the L-1011. I miss it. Aloha compadres!

 

[Rominato]

Anyone want to meet me?

So, I meet the time requirements... I'm originally from the Honolulu area... heck, my middle name is Keoni. Is that Hawaiian enough? The only rub is that I know nobody there at Aloha, nor do I know where to send my info. Anyone want to help out? I'll be happy to come say hi if anyone has overnights here in SoCal.

 

[mdanno808]

bizjournals.com
Mesa loses as judge keeps Aloha suit alive
Thursday March 22, 5:13 pm ET
Aloha Airlines can proceed with its suit against the parent company of interisland rival go!, after court rejection of a motion to dismiss the case.
Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group Inc. (Nasdaq: MESA - News), which launched go! last June and has driven a money-losing fare war by all interisland carriers, had sought dismissal of a Jan. 9 complaint accusing it of predatory pricing and fraud.
U.S. District Judge David Ezra, in a Monday ruling, rejected the motion to dismiss on numerous grounds involving a detailed list of case law citations, rejecting one Mesa argument by saying that to accept it would leave "little room for any state contract claim against an airline." Ezra said the primary issue was "compliance with the confidentiality agreements" signed by Mesa.
A key aspect of the litigation is an e-mail from Mesa consultant Mo Garfinkel to Peter Murnane, its chief financial officer, which the court described as "indicating that Mesa should enter the market and push Aloha out." Mesa CEO Jonathan Ornstein has told PBN the e-mail was a joke, while Aloha takes it seriously and sees it as evidence of a plan to weaken Aloha by using a protracted fare war to drain its cash.
Aloha said Ornstein once told a group of prospective investors that he knew a budget interisland carrier could succeed because Mesa had "the benefit of looking at both Aloha and Hawaiian when they were in bankruptcy." As a possible bidder for both carriers Mesa did see internal documents, such as financial projections and strategic plans, but signed contracts promising not to use the information for any purpose other than deciding whether to make an offer, and to destroy the information afterwards.
Aloha charges that Mesa passed on trade secrets it should have destroyed. Ornstein has said the information was publicly available and didn't really rise to the level of trade secrets. However, in a ruling last year over a separate suit by Hawaiian Airlines, Judge Robert Faris specified that Mesa's promise not to reveal information was not void if the information was trivial.
"Aloha is not challenging the prices, per se, but rather it is challenging the means by which Mesa was able to determine those prices, i.e., through breaching its contract and implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing with Aloha," Ezra said.
Ezra even described as a "reasonable inference" that a Mesa executive "falsely represented" that Mesa would comply with confidentiality agreements it signed. Published March 22, 2007 by Pacific Business News</I>

 

[HighSpeedClimb]

I'd be interested also. I'm also trying to get ahold of a pilot there, don't have his contact info.

I tried to PM you but your mailbox was full.....