canyonblue
Everyone loves Southwest
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uke:
OYS
Who farted?
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uke:
OYS
What have I said that indicates I "hate" SWA???? I haven't bashed you or called you names. I have called fowl on SWA somehow thinking when they merge with someone and thinking it's a win/win deal to be stapled. I have pointed out the fact that anything can happen to ANY airline down the road, none of us are invulnerable, yet when I do I get jumped on as a SWA "hater". Nothing could be further from the truth, but the constant attacks on others here by SWA folks is certainly worth countering with a different viewpoint that at least tries to keep in perspective that we all live in glass houses and throwing stones in this industry is a bad idea.
Do they pay pilots at ALK in stock? Or do they get stock options or stock as part of their retirement?
None of the above...
Dan,
You're trying too hard to be nice. As OYS stated, let's just watch how this SLI thing works out between them and Airtran. It will get interesting, and they will soon eat a piece of humble pie. I can't wait to watch.
Bye Bye---General Lee
[B said:General Lee[/B];2175021]Dan,
You're trying too hard to be nice. As OYS stated,
Bye Bye---General Lee
I love the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about. Watch and learn Gen. You're going to be amazed.
RF
I'm starting to think though...
With all that is going on with the FAPA/Republic pilots, Bedford filing to rescind the Single Operating Certificate, and not following the arbitrated list, and what's still happening with USAPA/AWA ALPA...
Maybe the General is actually on our side after all. I'm not sure he would give that kind of advice unless he wanted to bring harm to them.
I believe AAG employees do have a 401K match with ALK stocks.
I believe AAG employees do have a 401K match with ALK stocks.
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica] Due to the recent sharp drop in energy prices, Capstone Investments is raising their 2011 LUV projections from $0.52/share to $0.75/share. To put that into numbers, Capstone is predicting a $1.2 billion operating profit and $591 million net profit for 2011. For 2012, Capstone is predicting a net profit over $1 billion and a year end cash balance over $6 billion due to lower energy prices and the benefits of the Airtran acquisition.[/FONT]
Congrats to SWA