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GOJET to do Delta flying!

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The race to the bottom continues at full speed!
Mickey Mouse operations like Go-Jets are the cancer of this industry, and it is speading fast.
 
Didn't DL learn when they had Mesa on the property??? Look how well they did for them!
 
Didn't DL want to reduce the number of DCI carriers, so why add more? Oh that's right, it's DL, they are retarded and nothing makes sense.
 
Keep in mind, that these 12 700s originally came from Comair...In essence, the only reason we had them in the first place was because we were cheaper than Comair.
 
Good news is that hopefully GoJets will hire ex Comair guys to fly them
 
8 planes (comair tails) from ASA and 4 planes (also comair tails) from Skywest airlines. 6 ASA CR2's are headed being retired

Had we been ONE streamlined airline with no redundancy instead of *SkyWest + ASA* under a shell game of a holding company with $redundancy$, would this have happened? How much does it cost to have two CEOs, two headquarters, 2X etc, 2X etc, etc. Now we have a bad situation for ASA/ExpressJet and SkyWest Airlines.

Food for thought.
 
Had we been ONE streamlined airline with no redundancy instead of *SkyWest + ASA* under a shell game of a holding company with $redundancy$, would this have happened? How much does it cost to have two CEOs, two headquarters, 2X etc, 2X etc, etc. Now we have a bad situation for ASA/ExpressJet and SkyWest Airlines.

Food for thought.

It costs a lot less this way then the increased leverage labor would achieve with a single group...Seriously, this argument is so lame. Labor would use the increased leverage to extract more gains.

It's hard to compete with GoJets regardless. There pay is near the bottom and 5 years is a senior pilot.

ALPA failed to reign in brand scope back when they had a chance, and now we are seeing the results...
 
Funny how this was annouced during our current contract negotiations.

You do realize that this decision had nothing to do with ASA or Skywest management? This was Delta deciding to find cheaper lift than either ASA or Skywest. I was wondering how long it would take for someone to imply this is just a negotiating tactic.
 
It costs a lot less this way then the increased leverage labor would achieve with a single group...Seriously, this argument is so lame. Labor would use the increased leverage to extract more gains.

It's hard to compete with GoJets regardless. There pay is near the bottom and 5 years is a senior pilot.

ALPA failed to reign in brand scope back when they had a chance, and now we are seeing the results...

While I partially agree, the leverage argument is unquantifiable...especially with a possible loss of ALPA with a full merger. So, we both have lame and unsubstantiated opinions.

But like I said...food for thought.
 
Funny how this was annouced during our current contract negotiations.

I think TSA signing their contract made it possible to sign the leases. So that was the dangling carrot, a kick in the a$$! Why am I not surprised!!!
 
While I partially agree, the leverage argument is unquantifiable...especially with a possible loss of ALPA with a full merger. So, we both have lame and unsubstantiated opinions.

The only way you may ever get a complete merge with Skywest is to get rid of ALL the unions at ASA/XJT....IMO, that will never happen. I'm all for it, but there are too many union brain washed people who think the union is protecting them.
 

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