Upgrade at Mesa has soared to 3.5+ years at Mesa

[Soverytired]

I'm entitled to my opinion and that's what it is.

You certainly are.

But you can't expect 5000 employees to agree with your basic premise that the company is unsaveable and they should all be out on the street just because their CEO is a ******************************.

(But then most airline CEO's are. Mesa's is exceptionally ******************************-y, and that's saying something)

Nor has it always been as bad as you make out. I very much enjoyed about 2/3rds of my tenure there. It's really gone down the crapper in the past few years though.



(how odd. ******** = D-0-U-C-H-E. I can't believe a routine female cleansing ritual is filtered)

 

[RP170]

Google "Johnathan Ornstein" and select the Wikipedia Bio...................and smell the stench.

"A former stockbroker, Ornstein's license was revoked by the federal government. Over nine years, he bounced around around five firms, getting fired, from several. Why? A lengthy disciplinary record — the official printout is 21-feet long — charging unauthorized trading, misrepresentation, document alteration and churning. Eventually, Ornstein was fined $20,000 and suspended as a broker for three years."

Source: Wikipedia

And people work there because...........?