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Wow. A cur. market cap figure of <$300MM really jumped out and hit me. If I remember correctly, USAir paid $1.6B for Piedmont Airlines 20 years ago. Scary.
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Despite its deteriorating situation on Wall Street, Kirby said: "I feel great about US Airways' stand-alone prospects."
The only side making money is the east, and that is dwindling with the international side with the poor planning in PHL...
Oh and by the way, it's the east side of the labor triangle that protects them, not the west...
You see, at least the east had fore-sight in protection from incompatance...
Just my opinion...
Im not saying that HP would not have gone down without the merger due to the fuel increases...
A couple of points. PHL as well as the entire USAir system never made money- let's revisit where the airline was in May, 2005- peering down the cliff of liquidation. In your world, perhaps you can believe USAir was a thriving and profitable company, but the real world is a little different.
Incompetence is spelled with two e's, so if you want to slam sombody maybe you should learn how to spell above a fifth grade level first.
And yes, you are entitle to your own opinions...
Peace.
A couple of points. PHL as well as the entire USAir system never made money- let's revisit where the airline was in May, 2005- peering down the cliff of liquidation. In your world, perhaps you can believe USAir was a thriving and profitable company, but the real world is a little different.
Incompetence is spelled with two e's, so if you want to slam sombody maybe you should learn how to spell above a fifth grade level first.
And yes, you are entitle to your own opinions...
Peace.
Hey once they arm all of the flight attendants with hand held point of sale units this airline will SKYROCKET to victory and profitability. To debate who made money and who did not in the past is so irrelevant today. What IS relevant is the fact that we have a management team grabbing at straws to keep their heads above water. In a VERY difficult environment like today our management teams TRUE abilities are showing. Just how much did we pay in "retention fees" to keep people?
That's rich.And..yes = we all know that AWA was the money making champion of all airlines throughout all time, and others were often struck dumb with awe, ?
i just don't get it. I mean whats the plan here? Does US have one? A la Carte to save the day? What is the real HONEST long term business plan? Cutting a few flights to Vegas and Orlando? WHAT is the plan? Nobody will convince me that US isn't in serious trouble. We are getting creamed by Southwest and CANNOT compete with the "Majors" internationally. What gives? $2.00 sodas to Florida?
The plan hasn't changed: BUY TIME UNTIL WE MERGE INTO ANOTHER CARRIER. There is no long-term vision in anything they do. It's all about buying time. Developing a business plan and reinventing the airline with an emphasis on longevity and sustainability costs a lot of money and they're not prepared to spend even 1 cent on investing in the airline. Any investment they make in themselves is about buying time.
It is truly a temporary airline. And it shows.
WTF is your deal Bobbie? You seem like a total B. Not everyone is responsible for mistakes that Tempe has made. If you hate US so much, jump off the board.