Of course SWA entered into this deal to help itself, that is what they are in business for. ATA will either benefit from the new opportunity or fail trying. Either way they have some new life and I hope they make the best of it. As far as a SWA commitment, I don't believe they are into ATA for the long haul. Sell the 27.5% stock at a profit and move on. Nothing has been said about merging seniority lists, merging assets or any possible interviews. I don't believe SWA would go for a "merger" of lists.