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At least the lawyers are doing well! No surprise.
http://www.nycaviati...ine-bankruptcy/
There are a lot of losers in any corporate bankruptcy. Employees, contractors, debtors and investors always end up taking a haircut. In consumer-facing businesses, like airlines, the company’s brand often suffers as well when services are cut and defeatist employees stop aiming to please.
There are always winners though: The Lawyers and The Consultants.
Terry Maxon of the Dallas Morning News discovered in a recent filing that American Airlines has racked up nearly $60 million in legal and consulting fees since filing for bankruptcy in November
Dont call me Shirley
Southwest back on the air
09 May 2012 - 07:35 AM
http://tlc.howstuffw...-on-the-fly.htm
On the Fly Premieres Thursday, May 24 @ 9/8c
TLC's new show, On the Fly, gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the modern air travel experience, sharing the large-scale operations and personal customer stories at Southwest Airlines.
With 100 million passengers a year, Southwest is one of the country's largest and busiest airlines. Given unprecedented access, On the Fly goes beyond airport gates to reveal what it takes to transport customers at a time when flying is more complicated than ever before.
Looking forward to the show. I wonder if it will feature as many tipsy passengers as "Airline?"
On the Fly Premieres Thursday, May 24 @ 9/8c
TLC's new show, On the Fly, gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the modern air travel experience, sharing the large-scale operations and personal customer stories at Southwest Airlines.
With 100 million passengers a year, Southwest is one of the country's largest and busiest airlines. Given unprecedented access, On the Fly goes beyond airport gates to reveal what it takes to transport customers at a time when flying is more complicated than ever before.
Looking forward to the show. I wonder if it will feature as many tipsy passengers as "Airline?"
