SkyWest to do flying for American Airlines?

[amcnd]

UAL is the only company Skywest has ever given money to and that was a loan. $80 million loan at 11% over 10 years and Skywest got its contract extended. Guess that was a legal deal since it was made public to that fact. And a great deal for Skywest; as long as UAL can pay. These are public companies so any money given/loaned to AA would be public information and we haven't heard anything to that fact...yet

United already paid it off...

 

[BID]

UAL is the only company Skywest has ever given money to and that was a loan. $80 million loan at 11% over 10 years and Skywest got its contract extended. Guess that was a legal deal since it was made public to that fact. And a great deal for Skywest; as long as UAL can pay. These are public companies so any money given/loaned to AA would be public information and we haven't heard anything to that fact...yet

Wasn't there a deal with Delta as well? 2000-2001? Early in the decade some time. I could be completely wrong, , but I thought there was.

 

[Gr82Aviate]

Wasn't there a deal with Delta as well? 2000-2001? Early in the decade some time. I could be completely wrong, , but I thought there was.

You mean the deal to buy ASA from them? That came a little later...

 

[PBRstreetgang]

How much cash did Skywest offer AA for this flying?!?!

Do you lick your own nuts? Given the avatar, I am betting so! Add up all the stupid stuff you post and watch your head implode. You and Hulas are made for each other, quite ironic, or should I say moronic. Your days are numbered, when all the Capt's get hired away from your sweatshop, you will be unemployed, and that's a good thing......for future passengers that may have been tortured by your hamfisted attempt to aviate.