USA320Pilot
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Bluestreaking
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Why is US Airways spending $6.5 million on simulators if they are planning to sell PSA? I thought we were trying to conserve and raise cash, I.E. selling assets.
i still feel that PSA is the only stable division at this point in the Group. Dave and his cronies have said several times, that PSA is the golden child- because- quite frankly they are just as cheap as a contract carrier for the company only wholly owned. Remember Dave's stint at COEX? Watch and wait.. although i have a feeling the waiting won't be long. Hey turn PSA into a LCC? they contracts already support it. why not!?! 
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Sky guy, I'm happy to see that you finally realized why PSA got regional jets- it was cheapest. Not too long ago you were proclaiming that since PSA "did such a good job", all of the other US Airways and W/O employees should lose thier jobs.
PSA and Piedmont flights attendants "Ready for War"
PSA and Piedmont flights attendants "Ready for War"
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Bluestreaking:
Bluestreaking asked: "Why is US Airways spending $6.5 million on simulators if they are planning to sell PSA? I thought we were trying to conserve and raise cash, I.E. selling assets."
USA320Pilot answers: You can only sell what the buyer wants and it's better to have a turn-key operation. With that said, there is always the chance PSA will not be sold, but I have been lead to believe it will be "spun off".
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USA320Pilot
Bluestreaking asked: "Why is US Airways spending $6.5 million on simulators if they are planning to sell PSA? I thought we were trying to conserve and raise cash, I.E. selling assets."
USA320Pilot answers: You can only sell what the buyer wants and it's better to have a turn-key operation. With that said, there is always the chance PSA will not be sold, but I have been lead to believe it will be "spun off".
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
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Then again it could be a moot point if Airways decides to effect the idea of selling assets that they've been toying around with. I'm a ground pounder at PIT (exp PSA station, for those who didn't know) and working with all the exp carriers as we do, you can imagine the rumors we hear.
But one stands out above all the rest:
Mesa is gunning to acquire PSA.
This is the most consistent thing I've been hearing ever since the announcement of possible sale of assets.
Kind of scary, but completely believeable.
But one stands out above all the rest:
Mesa is gunning to acquire PSA.
This is the most consistent thing I've been hearing ever since the announcement of possible sale of assets.
Kind of scary, but completely believeable.
