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SWA buys WestJet

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Bill Nelson

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Just heard that this was comming in the next 3 months.

How can SWA buy a Canadian airline?
 
they're switching to an all Airbus fleet, SWA is just buying the airplanes and some gates for the new Canada service to start Q1 2008. Same plan for Aero Mexico and their 737-700's.
 
I'm a Canuck and am lucky to be at SWA...i know what you're thinking...what in the hell are they thinking hiring a Canucklehead, eh?

But have you ever met a Canadian you didn't like?

We'll never buy WestJet...it's too cold up there for Herb!

Be good, and be good at it!

Celine Dion........ eh
I never met her, but I think I am safe in assuming I wouldn't like her.
 
I'm a Canuck and am lucky to be at SWA...i know what you're thinking...what in the hell are they thinking hiring a Canucklehead, eh?

But have you ever met a Canadian you didn't like?

We'll never buy WestJet...it's too cold up there for Herb!

Be good, and be good at it!

Apparently you forgot about Quebec. I understand though, most regular Canucks probably repress that. It's kind of like forgetting to mention your brother who's in prison for murder.

PIPE
 
I apologize for the thread drift but I was hoping one of your SWA folks could answer a question for me. I am looking for average load factors between two cities before I pack up my family and move.

PM and I will let you know the whys and where's....

Thanks in advance!!!

Tim
 

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