Comair's Fate

[Speedtape]

There is a lot of tribal communication going on regarding an acquisition by a Utah based company.

Anyone have have any clues?

HAPPY?

 

[Lazy8]

There is a lot of tribal cummunication going on regarding an acquisition by a Utah based company.

Anyone have have any clues?

cummuniwha?

 

[doug_or]

Why would Novell buy Comair?

 

[79%N1]

Won't happen. Skywest does not want to add more 50 seat RJ's to it's portfolio, nor will Delta allow one company to have so much control of its Regional connections. Not a good fit seemingly.

 

[amcnd]

Maybe its... Overstock.com!???

 

[Garritto]

[SIZE=-1][SIZE=-1]Bob Castellini bought Comair already, the deal is done just not public yet
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[Speedtape]

Won't happen. Skywest does not want to add more 50 seat RJ's to it's portfolio, nor will Delta allow one company to have so much control of its Regional connections. Not a good fit seemingly.

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It's not about 50 seat RJs. It's about Fees for Departure and another 15 year marketing agreement. It's about increasing revenue streams, thus more profits. For the Mainline, it's about a stable, seamless, quality, partner in the outsourcing process to increase feed. There appears to be no other buyer with the resources to make the acquisition that makes sense. A sales contract can be written that will protect both party's interest.

 

[KingAirKiddo]

It seems like the Republic buying Comair rumor has resurfaced in the past month or so.

I'll miss my S3's and S2's, but beyond that I could not care less who owns us...

 

[dbo861]

[SIZE=-1][SIZE=-1]Bob Castellini bought Comair already, the deal is done just not public yet[/SIZE]
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Where do you get this inside information? And if it's true, when will it become public?

 

[DX Rick]

Where do you get this inside information? And if it's true, when will it become public?

Because he is Bob Castellini.