There is a simple but undeniable fact omitted here, that is not everyone shared equally in AA most recent cutbacks. That fact is that New York, is as a recent 2/08/05 New York Times newspaper article points out, "spending among NY'ers rose 4.3%, while price inflation went up 5.5%.....this is the opposite pattern from most of the country. Economist say that when inflation goes up faster than spending, it indicates that consumers find it difficult to keep up with rising prices, "Basically, " NY is getting too expensive," the article includes.
There are those of you that might say, ALA Gerald Ford, " the hell with NY ", but what does that do for AA's future European and Asian expansion? JFK is the linchpin for AA's survival.
AA's Unions do not provide for these regional economic changes in their contracts, do you think they should?
There are those of you that might say, ALA Gerald Ford, " the hell with NY ", but what does that do for AA's future European and Asian expansion? JFK is the linchpin for AA's survival.
AA's Unions do not provide for these regional economic changes in their contracts, do you think they should?