no, Jim,
I said it is in the same CATEGORY. You have repeatedly tried to say I said something which I did not say.
I resorted to grammar to make that point.
If you'd focus on the discussion instead of looking for ways to try and prove other people wrong, you probably could provide value to the conversation.
You have alot of insight but it sure doesn't come through when you continue to argue things that you have been told do not mean what you think they mean.
If this was the first time you have done this it would be one thing and I'd look the other way but it is a repeated tactic that you use.
I don't and won't admit I am wrong because you misunderstand what is said.
I will admit I am wrong if I actually say something wrong.
BTW, there was another person who participated in this same discussion with me regarding MIA airport charges and we didn't seem to have any problem understanding what each other was saying.
The issue is AA's facility at MIA and its expenses for it.
Offer something constructive to the discussion or move on.
The data I'm using for for pre-2005 is structured differently from what I have for 2006 forward. And I have no data for 2005 -- right now, it's a black hole, and one I'm not going to invest too much time in trying to recover.
You have contributed significantly to the discussion at hand, E.
The point remains that AA has successfully built on its strengths - Latin America and MIA in particular. Those are clearly the most valuable parts of AA's franchise and ones that we can all hope are the backbone around which AA builds its new business strategy as it emerges from BK.
