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Delta, Northwest could announce merger in next week

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Mongo just pawn, in game of life.
 
General....

Those two words are the most useless two words in any aviation contract. I don't give a rats arse if its for oil, economic or whatever else you want to put in the contract to give yourself a warm and fuzzy... .but management will do what they want, when they want, however the heck they want and there's nothing any employee group can do about it. Good luck over there with your wonderful scope and no furlough clause..............

Sure, they could furlough, but an arbitrator will come back and award the furloughed time off with pay. It happened before, and could happen again. Sorry, but if a no furlough clause includes the economy and fuel prices, you will have to PROVE it was for something else.


Bye Bye--General Lee
 
Tanker you are a piece of work. Go back to flight sim, I know the military will not let you fly today... To many clouds in the sky.
 
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Wake up people, we are out of time.
 
No silly. We have been through this before. It is about having the ability to have the pricing power to charge what we cost.
 
How does a merger change pricing power? The fact of the matter is that any of the same city pairs that Air Tran serves, Delta has to match. Delta can't compete with Air Tran on costs. Unless you guys take another big fat pay cut.

Any capacity cut with a merger will result (in additon to furloughs of DAL/NWA guys) in a surge of the likes of SWA and Air Tran. This merger will on serve to hasten the dramatic decline of Delta's domestic operation.
 
How does a merger change pricing power? The fact of the matter is that any of the same city pairs that Air Tran serves, Delta has to match. Delta can't compete with Air Tran on costs. Unless you guys take another big fat pay cut.

Any capacity cut with a merger will result (in additon to furloughs of DAL/NWA guys) in a surge of the likes of SWA and Air Tran. This merger will on serve to hasten the dramatic decline of Delta's domestic operation.

Which part of Delta's domestic operation? Comair, Skywest, ASA, Pinnacle, American Eagle, Freedom.

Get my point? Delta hardly has a domestic operation. This is your opportunity to staple Comair and Compass and take it back.
 
Which part of Delta's domestic operation? Comair, Skywest, ASA, Pinnacle, American Eagle, Freedom.

Get my point? Delta hardly has a domestic operation. This is your opportunity to staple Comair and Compass and take it back.

I forget, was it Pan Am or Eastern that had no domestic feed at the end?
 
The fact of the matter is that any of the same city pairs that Air Tran serves, Delta has to match. Delta can't compete with Air Tran on costs.

Shows how much you know. I was sitting not ten feet from the CEO of Airtran when he said that under no circumstances can Airtran compete with Delta out of Atlanta. Their business resides in Moline and Akron. Now, go back and start enjoying retirement instead of living vicariously through Flightinfo. Sad really.
 

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