Ray Neidl
Ray Neidl
air atlas growing percent
Atlas Air will be growing probably over 20 percent a year.
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It's a failing carrier and government authorities would probably love to have a bigger airline come and buy it and rescue it.
question work
It's all going through on schedule. The big question is can they make it work post-merger.
question work
It's all going through on schedule, ... The big question is can they make it work post-merger.
guys pressure reduce
There will be more pressure on American to reduce its costs, because these guys will come out leaner and meaner.
anybody fuel wearing
They're wearing off, but anybody else would kill to have these fuel hedges.
alaska believe
Right now, I still believe in the story of Alaska Airlines,
airline future government policy rethink
The government has to rethink its anti-trust policy on airline mergers. Otherwise, future liquidations are inevitable.
high leader strike union
From what the union leader said, they don't want a strike either. I still have high hopes.
driven extent fuel large prices
Fuel prices are up, and to a large extent we're being driven by fuel prices.
hurricane katrina last nobody predicted
Hurricane Katrina was probably the last straw. Nobody could have predicted 60-dollar, 70-dollar-a-barrel oil.
active assuming drag emergency highly logic longer point probable
He has been pretty active with these emergency boards, ... If there is a strike, I think it's highly probable it will be short. If there is no intervention, I think it could drag out for the weekend. At this point I'm assuming logic would prevail, it wouldn't go on much longer than that.
airline believe capacity continue financial major necessary players regional republic scale
In the long term, we believe Republic will be one of the major players in the regional airline market. We think that Republic has the scale and financial capacity necessary to continue to aggressively expand.
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If not, we have trouble in River City, ... You wouldn't want Bush to step in right away -- you'd hope you go back and see if there's something that can be changed to win approval. It's never good to have a contract imposed.