General Lee
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That is a stupid comment. We had a 21% profit margin in Q3, 7 percent better then yours. We made money on SEA- JUN and you guys did not. How do I know.. well because there will be a Delta RJ up there next summer. Did you guys shave off a few dollars from some of our routes.. Yes you did. Did we shave off a few dollars of profit from some of your routes.. Yes we did. Both companies had record setting Q3's. No buddy's Dad beat up the other Dad. It's called competition and well to be honest it was actually pretty begnine on both accounts. The question you should be asking is why was RA so intent on wooing the AS MEC.. So much so that AS brass told them "We don't want you talking to him anymore"... Now that is a very good question to ponder.
Pure bunk. You made less due to DL going to JNU. There is no doubt in that. The 757 was too big for the route, but at the time that was the only fleet that had sufficient numbers of line check pilots available, and plane wise the 757 could handle the apps.
As far as RA talking to your MEC, I have no idea why, but the more overlap of routes, the less of a chance the Govt will allow any merger. That's fine with most DL pilots, internal expansion is always preferable.
Bye Bye---General Lee
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