F/O
Smells like....
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- Mar 7, 2002
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Absolutely zero.......am I the only one???
The latest announcement basically states that not only will UAL put no more money into it (we already knew that), but also that they will not utilize outside capital either. You don't have to be a brain surgeon to realize that they are now saying this because.........THEY COULDN'T FIND ANY!!
But wait folks, there's more. Stuart Oran, the guy who has run the project for the last 2 years quits. Even the world's best spinmeister couldn't put a positive spin on these developments.
So here we have a venture that cannot generate revenue to support itself but yet is not receiving any cash from other sources. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this where the whole thing grinds to a halt?
I don't know who you can chalk this failure up to. I suppose that within the company they could always lay most of the blame on Goodwin--an easy target, he's gone anyway. But you can't ignore the fact that both Creighton and Dubinsky voted for it, and United's ALPA endorsed the idea.
Oh well, it's only another $100 million down the drain. On the bright side, that's not as much as they squandered on the USAir deal, right?
The latest announcement basically states that not only will UAL put no more money into it (we already knew that), but also that they will not utilize outside capital either. You don't have to be a brain surgeon to realize that they are now saying this because.........THEY COULDN'T FIND ANY!!
But wait folks, there's more. Stuart Oran, the guy who has run the project for the last 2 years quits. Even the world's best spinmeister couldn't put a positive spin on these developments.
So here we have a venture that cannot generate revenue to support itself but yet is not receiving any cash from other sources. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this where the whole thing grinds to a halt?
I don't know who you can chalk this failure up to. I suppose that within the company they could always lay most of the blame on Goodwin--an easy target, he's gone anyway. But you can't ignore the fact that both Creighton and Dubinsky voted for it, and United's ALPA endorsed the idea.
Oh well, it's only another $100 million down the drain. On the bright side, that's not as much as they squandered on the USAir deal, right?