Pinnacle Airlines Corp. said today it expects to report a loss of 10 cents to 20 cents a share Thursday for the second quarter of 2011.
The company said its operating subsidiaries, Pinnacle, Mesaba and Colgan, incurred higher costs for pilot wages because of a new agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association and changes in crew scheduling to accommodate code-share partners.
It also blamed higher fuel expenses and more operating performance penalties, mainly because of the crew reallocation.
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So a barely-industry-average contract puts us in the red? Really?
And those "operating performance penalties" because of "crew reallocation" would be the tons of displacement out of MEM and MSP, only to send a few people back there again in the next two vacancies.
The company said its operating subsidiaries, Pinnacle, Mesaba and Colgan, incurred higher costs for pilot wages because of a new agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association and changes in crew scheduling to accommodate code-share partners.
It also blamed higher fuel expenses and more operating performance penalties, mainly because of the crew reallocation.
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So a barely-industry-average contract puts us in the red? Really?
And those "operating performance penalties" because of "crew reallocation" would be the tons of displacement out of MEM and MSP, only to send a few people back there again in the next two vacancies.