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Indirectly, 3 of them. But they were operated by another carrier between ATA and US. I think that all or nearly all of ATA's planes were leased but could be wrong. So they were leased to someone else after ATA, then finally leased to US when the other carrier's leases expired. Really, all WN wanted was the MDW gates but since ATA was in chapter 7 bankruptcy (or it may have been prior to converting from 11 too 7) they got everything cheap.IIRC, didn't US end up with 2 or 3 757's from ATA?
Indirectly, 3 of them. But they were operated by another carrier between ATA and US. I think that all or nearly all of ATA's planes were leased but could be wrong. So they were leased to someone else after ATA, then finally leased to US when the other carrier's leases expired. Really, all WN wanted was the MDW gates but since ATA was in chapter 7 bankruptcy (or it may have been prior to converting from 11 too 7) they got everything cheap.
Jim
HP? I'll take your word for it, but it would explain the start of HP's Hawaiian service in 2004 - lose the code-share carrier so start their own.They did some code sharing with ATA to Hawaii as well.
HP? I'll take your word for it, but it would explain the start of HP's Hawaiian service in 2004 - lose the code-share carrier so start their own.
Jim
has to do with thisThey did some code sharing with ATA to Hawaii as well.
No ATA and WN
HP/US has a code share with Hawaiian to this very day IIRC. No I'm gonna go look
Looks like Doug Parker disposed of 272,350 shares on Aug 1 and Aug 2, 2006:FYI, Doug Has never sold a single share of his stock. That speaks volumes IMHO.
Nope. He's not "all in." Your research didn't cover 2006, the year I earlier identified as the year in which it appeared that Parker's holdings declined.In the interest of fairness I found this.
Doug, in poker parlance is indeed "All in". What's more interesting is the other three who aren't "All In". This tells me something, only trouble is I'm not sure what it tells me.
Looks like Doug Parker disposed of 272,350 shares on Aug 1 and Aug 2, 2996:
http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=196799&p=irol-SECText&TEXT=aHR0cDovL2lyLmludC53ZXN0bGF3YnVzaW5lc3MuY29tL2RvY3VtZW50L3YxLzAwMDEyMDkxOTEtMDYtMDQ0Mjc1L3htbC9zdWJkb2N1bWVudC8xL3BhZ2UvMQ%3d%3d
Technically, you're correct. He didn't sell a single share; he sold 272,350 shares.
Nope. He's not "all in." Your research didn't cover 2006, the year I earlier identified as the year in which it appeared that Parker's holdings declined.
For all of 2011, Spirit earned $76.4 million, or $1.43 per share, up 6 percent compared with net income of $72.5 million, or $2.72 per share, in 2010. Spirit had twice the number of shares outstanding last year.
Revenue rose 37 percent to $1.07 billion from $781.3 million.
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