Mesa Air Group Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

OldTownPilot said:
Uhhh, That means that the court is allowing Mesa to continue to pay their employees what they made before the filing. First day motions are really just a matter of procedure to allow the the company to operate day-to-day as they did before the filing.


Prepetition wages are the wages that the employees made a week ago. Noting more nothing less. Nothing to get worked up about.
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Correcto.
 
I don't think it's that definite, but stranger things have hapened.
 
OldTownPilot said:
Uhhh, That means that the court is allowing Mesa to continue to pay their employees what they made before the filing. First day motions are really just a matter of procedure to allow the the company to operate day-to-day as they did before the filing.


Prepetition wages are the wages that the employees made a week ago. Noting more nothing less. Nothing to get worked up about.
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Ah, I see. I obviously don't understand what the word prepetition in legalese. :)
 
JaceTheAce said:
Ah, I see. I obviously don't understand what the word prepetition in legalese. :)
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See, if you had gone to Riddle instead of UND, you'd have taken EC201: "Airline Bankruptcy- You're gonna go through it sooner or later" as one of your sophomore year electives in Aero Sci. ;)
 
tonyw said:
Did I ever tell you that ERAU has a softball team in a beer league I play in?

Need I tell you that they had a hard time finding enough women to field a team?:D
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Boris Badenov said:
Need I ask you what you were doing in a women's league?
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Doesn't appear to be a women's league, rather a league in which tony plays in, also has an ERAU team - but the ERAU team was having difficulty finding a woman (I mean, do they really need more than one?) for their team.
 
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