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U.S. government, two airlines say open to settling merger fight

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It is now the case that all info including the parties and people the DOJ talked to and all information from the previous mergers will be given to US/AA management. The media morons continue to get a lot of the details of this merger wrong. The DOJ and US/AA will settle this case if the DOJ pulls their heads out of their A$$es. If not, the DOJ will lose in court and the new AA will give up NOTHING.
 
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But you already said that it was leaked that they had settled, so what gives? You're talking in absolutes when that's not even possible right now. Some of us are trying to make career decisions on whether or not to make a jump in airlines from a comfortable RJ position to starting over at a mainline job.
 
It is now the case that all info including the parties and people the DOJ talked to and all information from the previous mergers will be given to US/AA management. The media morons continue to get a lot of the details of this merger wrong.

Are you saying that Judge Kollar-Kotelly ruled against Levie's recommendations? Or are you saying that everyone (AP, Reuters, ect.) has reported Levie's recommendation incorrectly? In either case, care to share your source this time?
 
It is now the case that all info including the parties and people the DOJ talked to and all information from the previous mergers will be given to US/AA management. The media morons continue to get a lot of the details of this merger wrong. The DOJ and US/AA will settle this case if the DOJ pulls their heads out of their A$$es. If not, the DOJ will lose in court and the new AA will give up NOTHING.

Do you have a source for this?
 
But you already said that it was leaked that they had settled, so what gives? You're talking in absolutes when that's not even possible right now. Some of us are trying to make career decisions on whether or not to make a jump in airlines from a comfortable RJ position to starting over at a mainline job.

But Pace Driver is right either way. He is always right, even after he is proven wrong. Over and over and over again!
 
But you already said that it was leaked that they had settled, so what gives? You're talking in absolutes when that's not even possible right now. Some of us are trying to make career decisions on whether or not to make a jump in airlines from a comfortable RJ position to starting over at a mainline job.

I agree, however I wouldn't turn down a job merger or no merger.
 
Some of us are trying to make career decisions on whether or not to make a jump in airlines from a comfortable RJ position to starting over at a mainline job.
Comfortable RJ jobs are built from mainline concessions and consequently make the mainline positions less comfortable. The goal should be to preserve the quality of the end goal, not manage expectations to accept mediocrity as success.
 

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