(Very) senior employees

[Dont call me Shirley]

http://aviationblog..../05/14218.html/

American, US Airways boast thousands of employees with 35+ years of service





A bit surprising that both carriers have about the same number of 50 year employees; for other senior folks, the US numbers pretty high as well, considering that historically AA has been a major carrier for longer.[/font]

 

[insp89]

Yeah, Thanks to the crooked bankruptcy laws in this country, that allowed these companies to gut their pension obligations...But it's OK to pay "retention bonuses" to the {key???} personell and pay off needless CEO's..What a great country.

 

[Justme]

What's the deal with a post-merger US Airways, Inc. of which Robert Isom is president?

 

[cltrat]

What's the deal with a post-merger US Airways, Inc. of which Robert Isom is president?

I'll go with as disgusting and stupid as ever just in a much larger version

 

[Justme]

Is that going to be the name of a wholly-owned subsidiary... The current us airways until single certificate?

 

[Justme]

Wrong topic for my question...I thought this was a thread on the newly announced senior management team.