Save stock down way more than competitors?
03-19-2020, 12:56 AM
#72
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[QUOTE=flyingpuma1;3002850]Bailouts are for big airlines that people don’t hate. No one will be offering us money, in general the public hates us and will not be sad to see us go the way of the dodo
F9 guy. I hope I’m completely wrong, but I feel that this is true for us as well.
in a letter to employees earlier today the delta ceo said they were in talks with the government for relief, which they felt was coming.
In our letter today from our ceo, he included a link to look up our representatives, and asked us to contact them for assistance with an airline relief bill.
Big difference.
F9 guy. I hope I’m completely wrong, but I feel that this is true for us as well.
in a letter to employees earlier today the delta ceo said they were in talks with the government for relief, which they felt was coming.
In our letter today from our ceo, he included a link to look up our representatives, and asked us to contact them for assistance with an airline relief bill.
Big difference.
03-19-2020, 06:55 AM
#73
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Position: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
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[QUOTE=Herewegoagain;3003445]
That’s complete horse manure. EVERY airline should have access to their portion of grants/loans should they decide to take them. It’s only fair.
Bailouts are for big airlines that people don’t hate. No one will be offering us money, in general the public hates us and will not be sad to see us go the way of the dodo
F9 guy. I hope I’m completely wrong, but I feel that this is true for us as well.
in a letter to employees earlier today the delta ceo said they were in talks with the government for relief, which they felt was coming.
In our letter today from our ceo, he included a link to look up our representatives, and asked us to contact them for assistance with an airline relief bill.
Big difference.
F9 guy. I hope I’m completely wrong, but I feel that this is true for us as well.
in a letter to employees earlier today the delta ceo said they were in talks with the government for relief, which they felt was coming.
In our letter today from our ceo, he included a link to look up our representatives, and asked us to contact them for assistance with an airline relief bill.
Big difference.
03-19-2020, 07:01 AM
#74
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03-19-2020, 07:01 AM
#75
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[QUOTE=WHACKMASTER;3003633]the airlines didn’t cause this, and were financially ready to handle a downturn. The government won’t be picking winners and losers with this.
03-19-2020, 07:09 AM
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what kind of question is that? Here in the US most airlines don’t have many “unique to them” routes.
if unique routes were the measure Allegiant would be king of the bailouts.
if unique routes were the measure Allegiant would be king of the bailouts.
Last edited by AllOva736; 03-19-2020 at 07:35 AM.
03-19-2020, 08:22 AM
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[QUOTE=FNGFO;3003650]
They did after 9/11, and they will again. Sure, I hope I’m wrong because I’d still like to have a job, but I’ve been around long enough that I’m not optimistic.
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They did after 9/11, and they will again. Sure, I hope I’m wrong because I’d still like to have a job, but I’ve been around long enough that I’m not optimistic.
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