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Not hearing much from the Skywest pilots today!
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WalterSobchak
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Not a pilot, but you could call me a "Kool-Aid drinker", so to speak...and I echo these sentiments. I'm glad to see it worked out as it did and I hope XJT is able to pull off the inevitable discontinuation of the branded operation with minimal consequence to the pilots dedicated to that operation.
Here's to your future success! Best of luck, guys!
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Yes we are - there are multiple posts on the private skywest forums saying how glad guys are for you all. We did not want your flying - if skywest inc, was to purchase XJT many of us believe it would be a good thing for us purely because it makes Skywest, Inc a stronger company and raises the stock price which many of us have. It would also be a good thing for you guys - to be owned by such a shrewd management team (IMHO) but either way congratulations and I hope this is some job security for you - I have many good friends at XJT.
bmpilot2003
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Well we all know who's a tool now. Another lame thread started by another intellectually deficient human being.
Grow up.
10nCLR
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I'm with Texx. Grow up!!!!!
homerjdispatch
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Ummm...its still possible.
Also, I took some interesting tidbits from an AP article published this morning.
ExpressJet said the new agreement makes significant changes to Continental's rights as compared with the original deal, including the easing of certain limitations and restrictions.
The deal also allows ExpressJet to fly for other carriers and to continue the consideration of strategic alternatives, including the company's possible sale. ExpressJet said earlier this week it is continuing to explore strategic and operational alternatives in response to SkyWest Inc.'s unsolicited takeover offer in April.
Also, I took some interesting tidbits from an AP article published this morning.
ExpressJet said the new agreement makes significant changes to Continental's rights as compared with the original deal, including the easing of certain limitations and restrictions.
The deal also allows ExpressJet to fly for other carriers and to continue the consideration of strategic alternatives, including the company's possible sale. ExpressJet said earlier this week it is continuing to explore strategic and operational alternatives in response to SkyWest Inc.'s unsolicited takeover offer in April.
What does HOU have to do with it? CAL's houston hub is IAH...
Haven't heard much from us? How about...your a douuchebaag. Good for the express jet guys and congrats.
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