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Get off your knees. It's unbecoming. Lee Moak is a joke next to Beebe, Dave Garrett, and Hollis Harris. At least learn the history of your own company.

I think he's trolling, and you fell for it.

Not saying that yes based upon past post, that he probably does really think way.
 
Everyone knows that Lowell kept that airline a float
A float:
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Afloat:
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meh, #autocorrect...but glad to know there are people with nothing better to do on JC than monitor other's spellings

Lighten up! Our job centers on tending to the details while continually maintaining the big picture. We all screw up from time to time. Last time I was off altitude, my co-pilot said, "One dot high."
"Correcting," I replied, which, of course, with no traffic ahead of us, was the only acceptable answer I could have uttered. :)

I could not reproduce a spell-check/auto-correct tagging event for your sentence with either "a float" or "afloat". I'll see if I can get the issue written up in The Journal of Irreproducible Results (http://www.jir.com/). ;)
 
Ladies and Gentlemen,

I just got done reading an article by "The Street" comparing Scott Kirby to Robert Crandall. A thought came to mind and I want to post it to you all for your opinion, if you would:

Scottie, boy wonder, ain't no Crandall. He is a spreadsheet guy and has more operational talent than Parker but not near as much as current AA president Robert Isom. Scott Kirby is an Air Force Academy graduate but he busted out of UPT USAF pilot training. He is not a fan of pilots. He is very good with numbers and a spread sheet and he was in charge of the greater part of the AA / US merger. He did a good job with that. There was no where else for him to go upward but another carrier.
 

I understand your point. I think it says something if a comparison was even raised. Would you rate Crandall as the best in AA's history? What about other carriers?


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