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I have seen in other posts that at least in the Delta agreement changes have been made in scope to allow ownership of Midwest without absorbtion. I have no idea if that is official. Or if that agreement needs to be ratified by the pilots.
Our union keeps bantering about how we are going to be part of the deal... I personally think that we are screwed. If they keep us separate, then our fate will be parking all the 80's and slowly selling our 717's untill the new Delta can put its extra airplanes in MKE to fully wipe us out. MKE pax will be pissed at first, but all they really care about are cheap tickets. That kind of mentality along with RJ's are continuing to rot the industry from the core. 8
The DOJ will have their hands all over the deal, but will approve the deal.
DOJ wil make DL give up slots and gates at JFK,LGA,DCA
Give up gates in ATL,MKE, most likely NW gates--most likely to Airtran..
And there will be more DL will do to get the DOJ, and DOT to approve the deal.
Our union keeps bantering about how we are going to be part of the deal... I personally think that we are screwed. If they keep us separate, then our fate will be parking all the 80's and slowly selling our 717's untill the new Delta can put its extra airplanes in MKE to fully wipe us out. MKE pax will be pissed at first, but all they really care about are cheap tickets. That kind of mentality along with RJ's are continuing to rot the industry from the core. 8
This quest for a merger was inevitable ever since Delta changed it's livery. It all makes sense now with that tilted all red widget that points to the northwest. Even more coincidental, the new CEO of Delta who once was the CEO of NW carries an extensive background in the aspects of Asia and Far East flying, which goes in line with what Delta is trying to do more of. Also, the close financial relationship between Midwest and Northwest with TPG Capital makes me wonder. To further the connections, as of Feb 4th Joseph C. Kolshak, who spent 20 years with Delta and most recently as the executive vice president of operations, will now become Midwest's chief operating officer. Not sure if this is related, but Chip and Jerry were having dinner in Mke with some executives from Midwest and whoever else last week and then were departing the next day out of Msp.
All coincidental or just a quest for Delta to become the "New World's" global airline along with the world's largest regional airline partner, SkyWest.
Mwahahahah!
Mwahahahah!
Mwahahahah!
World Domination!
Oh, Yeaaah!!
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10nCLR
You got my vote on the coolest avatar on the board.
Cool Aid, back pack, ipod, slobs-- That what these regional pilots and LCC guys want us all to look like.
10nCLR
You got my vote on the coolest avatar on the board.
Cool Aid, back pack, ipod, slobs-- That what these regional pilots and LCC guys want us all to look like.
Just need to lose the hat......