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Mesaba paid MAIR 122 MILLION the last 3.5 years

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Any takers... The next lawsuit will be ALPA vs Mesaba for breaking the confidentiality agreement.

Jurors, disregard the admission of stupidity...
 
If management gets what they want Mesa will be better than Mesaba... much better.:erm: Excuse me after that thought I think I'm gonna :puke:
 
I guess I don't understand how Mesaba Airlines can be bankrupt but the parent company can be solvent. It seems to me that a holding company "parent" should be responsible for the debts of it's subsidiaries. Looks to me like "voodo" accounting that should be illegal. They should have covered this loophole when they changed the bankruptcy laws.
 
I guess I don't understand how Mesaba Airlines can be bankrupt but the parent company can be solvent. It seems to me that a holding company "parent" should be responsible for the debts of it's subsidiaries. Looks to me like "voodo" accounting that should be illegal. They should have covered this loophole when they changed the bankruptcy laws.


It's because the XJ managers and attorneys are criminals.
 

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