As far as a certain USA320pilot is concerned, we haven't liquidated yet. That's what is wrong.PineyBob said:What is wrong with UA as a code share? Please elaborate?
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As far as a certain USA320pilot is concerned, we haven't liquidated yet. That's what is wrong.PineyBob said:What is wrong with UA as a code share? Please elaborate?
Ummm... Except for the fact that the "news" that UAL does not qualify for an ATSB Loan has never been made public...USA320Pilot said:By the way, who first reported on this message board, before the news became public, that UAL may not qualify for the loan guarantee?
Regards,
USA320Pilot
700,700UW said:Eastern never made it out of bankruptcy, so prepare for the end, and you could take a lesson in trade unionism from EAL's demise where they all stood strong and did not take Lorenzo's crap and the courts even removed him from EAL and banned him from ever running or owning an airline again. But hey, who are you to ever use the facts and the truth.
Do you know this is not Lakefield's plan, it is Siegel's plan, nothing has changed except the band leader, plain and simple.UseYourHead said:700,
This is not EAL, nor Lorenzo, it is a shift in the fundimentals of the airline industry.
Do you believe that US Airways employees, burning the airline to ground over round 3 will stop this trend?
Have you missed the news? The ALPA action, to remove Seigel and Cohen worked, and new management is here. They r trying to work with us.
Is there anyone on the planet, who you would rally behind? Pounding your chest over this senario would simply show union ignorance....
IMHO
Now, not that this is at all USA320's fault, but the company reporting $425,000 as the median base salary (judging from 2003 numbers) of the CEO's at LUV, AWA, JBLU, and AAI is purely fiction.USA320Pilot said:Today The US Airways Board of Directors approved a compensation package for President and Chief Executive Officer Bruce Lakefield that was designed to be in line with CEO compensation at low-cost carriers Air Tran, America West, JetBlue and Southwest. Lakefield's base salary will be $425,000, which is the median base salary of the CEOs at AirTran, America West, JetBlue and Southwest.
USA320Pilot:USA320Pilot said:During its formal reoganization United has had some tough breaks such as SARS, the Iraqi War, and now fuel prices. All of these have hurt their financial performance and the buzz I am hearing is that the company will not qualify for the loan guarantee. If true a second loan guarante rejection will dramatically change industry dynamics.