Some more teasers before the announcement comes soon. Of course JB and Spirit will both say that fares will not increase, they need this merger to compete with the big 4.
My question in all this is what union will the F/A's go with after merger? I would lean way more in the area of Spirits union and get the hell away from the TWU industrial union with all those other groups they also represent. Going with a more F/A based Class and Craft union would be much better for the F/A's where all the focus can and would be on the F/A's and not other "unrelated" groups like all industrial unions do.
Shouldn't we be hearing some news soon from the gov on rather they will sue or not to stop the merger (try to stop)???
And of course, two of the unions completely disagree with one another:
My question in all this is what union will the F/A's go with after merger? I would lean way more in the area of Spirits union and get the hell away from the TWU industrial union with all those other groups they also represent. Going with a more F/A based Class and Craft union would be much better for the F/A's where all the focus can and would be on the F/A's and not other "unrelated" groups like all industrial unions do.
Shouldn't we be hearing some news soon from the gov on rather they will sue or not to stop the merger (try to stop)???
And of course, two of the unions completely disagree with one another:
Labor unions take opposite positions on JetBlue-Spirit merger deal
Two large labor unions are taking opposite positions on JetBlue Airways' $3.8 billion purchase of Spirit Airlines Inc. Last year, Florida-based Spirit (NYSE: SAVE) agreed to be purchased by New York City-based JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) in an all-cash deal valued at between $33.50 and $34.50 a...
finance.yahoo.com
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