laserman2431
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I don't have a crystal ball but I can see another possible future. It may be possible for TSA to recover. Obtain new planes. Recall furloughees. Negotiate a good contract.
I don't mean this as a put down, but I have noticed that people who are relatively new to the airline industry tend to develop hypotheses based on the assumption that things will remain as they are today. There are so many variables that we cannot begin to imagine what the future will hold. My prediction is that there will be some positive changes in the relatively near future. Look at all the regional airlines that have bit the dust during this down cycle. When the pendulum begins to swing back, who will be benefit most? I believe it will be airlines with a good infrastructure and a ready labor pool that can provide good customer service. That includes ASA, PSA, Comair and TSA. My apologies to any that I left out. No offense Mesa but you may not make the list due to the customer service backlash. Not necessarily your fault though. Mesa gave their customers (mainline companies) what they wanted at the time but may be punished for that now.
At this time, I think the best strategy is to look toward the future. This TSA/Gojet tussle will seem like just fighting over scraps when viewed through the retrospective lens of hindsight.
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I don't mean this as a put down, but I have noticed that people who are relatively new to the airline industry tend to develop hypotheses based on the assumption that things will remain as they are today. There are so many variables that we cannot begin to imagine what the future will hold. My prediction is that there will be some positive changes in the relatively near future. Look at all the regional airlines that have bit the dust during this down cycle. When the pendulum begins to swing back, who will be benefit most? I believe it will be airlines with a good infrastructure and a ready labor pool that can provide good customer service. That includes ASA, PSA, Comair and TSA. My apologies to any that I left out. No offense Mesa but you may not make the list due to the customer service backlash. Not necessarily your fault though. Mesa gave their customers (mainline companies) what they wanted at the time but may be punished for that now.
At this time, I think the best strategy is to look toward the future. This TSA/Gojet tussle will seem like just fighting over scraps when viewed through the retrospective lens of hindsight.
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Ninjas. the real ultimate power. http://www.realultimatepower.net/index4.htm
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