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Not to get in the middle of you guys pissing contest, but it looks like this one has been deferred forever. I think SL8 just made sure there is no such thing as a deferred AirTran delivery schedule. Those airplanes belong to SWAPA pilots now.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/smartj...I'm going to return to my coloring books now.
 
Unfortunately Roughneck is having trouble backing up his facts. He doesn't understand the process of aircraft orders, deliveries and deferrals.

Southwest hasn't closed the deal to acquire AirTran but they have closed the deal to acquire your future aircraft. I'd say you don't "understand the process of aircraft orders, deliveries and deferrals." You no longer have any orders, deliveries or deferrals.
 
Roughneck

we have SL8. Have you read it. It's a doozy. It sure had the family guy up in arms.

:eek:
 
I guess the Muse, Transtar and Morris guys who didn't make the transition to SWA don't count technically as furloughs.

The Morris pilots were all taken - even ones previously fired from SWA.

Muse/Transtar was the same airline. Their merger committee negotiated
an SLI with SWAPA. Their MEC turned it down.
 
Southwest hasn't closed the deal to acquire AirTran but they have closed the deal to acquire your future aircraft. I'd say you don't "understand the process of aircraft orders, deliveries and deferrals." You no longer have any orders, deliveries or deferrals.


You really can't answer the original question ? You keep deflecting.

No worries. :D
 
I didn't dig into the 10k or quarterly report, but in the 2009 report it states that Southwest owns 440 aircraft and leases only 97. Roughly 82 percent of the airframes are owned out right.

That's a pretty big advantage in this industry.
 
You really can't answer the original question ? You keep deflecting
.

I thought I did. In the last 3 years AirTran has sold or deferred 47 aircraft and since September 27th they have divested their interest in all that they had left meaning AirTran has given up rights to about 150 in the last 3 years. Is that clear enough for you?
 

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