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OK, this is from the Boston Airport Journal, obviously not the best source of Aviation news, but interesting thought. It comes at the end of an article discussing the state of the airlines, the majors reducing capacity, LCCs increasing capacity.
And if all this was not enough to keep every airline on edge, remarks by Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic was the last picky word. Branson said he could be persuaded to buy into an Americsan carrier with less than controlling interest that is now not allowed. Could the target be stuggling US Airways with east coast routes, profitable Shuttle and ties to United Airlines?
I would not mind working for this man. He is far from afraid of the competition and treats his employees well, and wants to run an airline instead of scheming on how to get rid of the pesky planes and workers. Silly rumour, but any thoughts?
And if all this was not enough to keep every airline on edge, remarks by Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic was the last picky word. Branson said he could be persuaded to buy into an Americsan carrier with less than controlling interest that is now not allowed. Could the target be stuggling US Airways with east coast routes, profitable Shuttle and ties to United Airlines?
I would not mind working for this man. He is far from afraid of the competition and treats his employees well, and wants to run an airline instead of scheming on how to get rid of the pesky planes and workers. Silly rumour, but any thoughts?