Now that is funny. Probably accurate as well.canyonblue said:Yea, I could have been an Insurance Salesman, but then I decided to graduate High School.
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Now that is funny. Probably accurate as well.canyonblue said:Yea, I could have been an Insurance Salesman, but then I decided to graduate High School.
Well, so much for another one of LowIQer's theories again. Guess all this MDW asset pumping (no not with your hand LowIQer, don't get excited) for his beloved ERJ isn't going to happen.mad691 said:JetBlue not seeking ATA gates
By Ted Evanoff
[email protected]
November 17, 2004
JetBlue Airways Corp. refuted news service reports today that it intends to bid on ATA Airlines Inc.'s Chicago Midway hub.
The first offer for the 14 Midway gates came in Tuesday when ATA reached a definitive sale agreement for the gates with Orlando-based AirTrans Airways for $89.95 million. The proposed deal would include the Chicago operation, two gates at New York LaGuardia and one at Reagan Washington.
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is also mulling a bid on the gates and Temp, Ariz.-based America West Airlines is considering buying all of ATA.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Basil Lorch III is scheduled Thursday to consider setting a deadline later in the autumn for receiving bids on the sale of part or all of ATA in his Indianapolis courtroom. The court is expected to eventually accept a bid that offers the highest payment to creditors.
Indianapolis-based ATA, the nation's No. 10 airline, has lost $120.9 million this year through September due to fare wars, falling ticket prices and rising fuel costs. Parent company ATA Holdings Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Oct. 26, listing assets of $745.1 million and liabilities of $940.1 million.
ATA's fledgling reorganization calls for spinning off leases on 49 Boeing 737 and Boeing 757 airliners, and using cash from the gate sell to obtain regional jets for use on Indianapolis routes.
Read tomorrow's Indianapolis Star for more details about this story.
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.....canyona$$ said:One airline has 415 planes, the other has 60. Try to keep it in perspective lowecur. 2,900 departures a day, and soon to be the largest domestic carrier in the US, I wouldn't toss all your dividend checks in one basket. I don't! Yea, I could have been an Insurance Salesman, but then I decided to graduate High School. We don't hire rainbow people. Being lite in your loafers has many advantages when one of your FA's doesn't show up for a flight.
Actually, the only clarification that was made was that they would not take part in the charade between ATA and the other fools that will soon find out that this purported bidding process means nothing without the city of Chicago signing off on it. I think this was specifically pointed out by ol lowecur this morning.mad691 said:JetBlue not seeking ATA gates
JetBlue Airways Corp. refuted news service reports today that it intends to bid on ATA Airlines Inc.'s Chicago Midway hub.
The first offer for the 14 Midway gates came in Tuesday when ATA reached a definitive sale agreement for the gates with Orlando-based AirTrans Airways for $89.95 million. The proposed deal would include the Chicago operation, two gates at New York LaGuardia and one at Reagan Washington.
You're right, and I still don't.MetroZoo said:I remember a month ago Lowcuer didn't even know who C8 was, and now he's the aTa expert!
Apparently you overlooked this:lowecur said:Now here's one for you Metro. Did you know that the new $90M contract to AAI does not include the gates or slots in LGA or Washington National?
Nice comment regarding JetBlue. Why do you make such supportive public statements such as the one above about a group of people trying to earn a living?BoilerUP said:I, for one, would love to see that LCC White Knight, the savior of the service industry, lowecur's holy grail, JetBlue get their asses handed to them at MDW at the hands of Southwest with the E190s that they don't even have yet.
jaxgus said:Nice comment regarding JetBlue. Why do you make such supportive public statements such as the one above about a group of people trying to earn a living?
Sun, here's a lesson about military flying. Keep your mouth shut until you've earned the right to open it. Looking at your background, ANG Hopeful, you are a long way from even entering the conversation. Statements such as the one above just make you look/sound like an idiot. Go back and play with your Pipers and Cessnas, leave real flying to professionals.
Details will come out, and I don't believe they will include those gates.Ty Webb said:Apparently you overlooked this:
The first offer for the 14 Midway gates came in Tuesday when ATA reached a definitive sale agreement for the gates with Orlando-based AirTrans Airways for $89.95 million. The proposed deal would include the Chicago operation, two gates at New York LaGuardia and one at Reagan Washington.![]()
I don't think MDW is their largest base of operations in terms of flights. In case you haven't noticed, this board fills out 75% of it's threads with propaganda from everyone's perspectives. It's called discussion, and I do it more civil than most.BoilerUP said:That being said, I have a big problem with lowecur spilling forth propaganda on this board about his precious Embraer 170/190 series and talking about how they are going to beat SWA at their own game, at their largest base of operations. -BoilerUP
NO. I'm an insurance salesman.Wesb737fo said:Hmmm.
If anyone has seen "Saving Private Ryan" you might remember the scene where the Rangers are picking through the dog tags of the dead Airborne guys. They rather loudly read the names of the unfortunate s.o.b's like they are at a poker game, while unaware that live Airborne troopers are watching their actions.
Yeah, I know it "sucks to be me" and if I don't like what's on the board, I should go get a life and not read it. Really, the previous posts don't bother me. Some of you guys have informed opinions, but I just want to ask Lowcur if he even flies airplanes for a living.
Nice statementjaxgus said:Looking at your background, ANG Hopeful, you are a long way from even entering the conversation. Statements such as the one above just make you look/sound like an idiot. Go back and play with your Pipers and Cessnas, leave real flying to professionals.
Figures!lowecur said:NO. I'm an insurance salesman.![]()
.....Underjockey said:Why don't we all just start speculating about an industry we know nothing about, like the insurance industry. We can discuss the scandal with broker's commissions, and AIG etc. Yeah, that's the ticket!
On the the other hand, how FREAKIN BORNIG would talking about insurance be? Can you blame a pilot / airline manager wanna be? I'm not a pilot/airline mgr want to be, I'm an amateur analcyst. I have no desire to fly planes or manage an airline, I'm just a prognosticator....and a good one.To borrow from the younger generation's venacular: POSER! Yes, only with my clothes on.
I think his Avatar sums it up. Is that some part of a farm/ "deliverance" style fantasy of his? No, that's boing's fantasy.