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[dash_trash]

Neeleman has a fairly substantial track record of strolling away as the implosions and carnage are happening in the rearview. If it's not the case this time, it would be an exception to the rule.

PIPE

Morris Air sold to Southwest, started WestJet and grew while he was there and is Canada's second largest airline (I know, not many). I'd say he has a better record than most CEO's in this crazy business.

 

[Smoking Man]

Neeleman has a fairly substantial track record of strolling away as the implosions and carnage are happening in the rearview. If it's not the case this time, it would be an exception to the rule.

PIPE

Really?

Westjet is doing well. June Morris had more to do with Morris air than DN.

 

[Bavarian Chef]

Y'all are giving Neeleman WAY to much credit.

 

[rayford steele]

Neeleman has a fairly substantial track record of strolling away as the implosions and carnage are happening in the rearview. If it's not the case this time, it would be an exception to the rule.

PIPE

Please expound on your assertions....sir. Certainly you must have facts to back them up, right?

 

[kommutrdog]

Please cite examples

Neeleman has a fairly substantial track record of strolling away as the implosions and carnage are happening in the rearview. If it's not the case this time, it would be an exception to the rule.

PIPE

I'm a little unclear on what carnage & implosion you are talking about. Morris Air was bought by SWA and Herb made DN sign a five-year 'non-compete' clause as part of the deal. Maybe my definintion of 'carnage' is a little different than yours.

Educate us, please, and cite some specifics.