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en We're on a tight timeline. We need to know what our costs will be if we're to bid on flying for Northwest or any other carrier.

en They're moving in a measured way to move more flying within Northwest. It gets their system costs down. It allows the them to be far more efficient, and it gives a seamless Northwest product.

en Southwest is a carrier flying into significant cost head- winds. Each year its fuel hedges roll ever higher, and its labor costs are swimming upstream against a steady downward industry current.

en There is no explanation of why Northwest wants to reduce the (Pinnacle) flying but we suspect that (Northwest) will severely shrink the marginal Memphis hub.

en We want to keep that flying within Northwest Airlines and being flown by Northwest pilots. We haven't made progress on that and that could be a fairly complex negotiation.

en People are flying, but 33 percent of them are flying from somewhere else. We need to work with Northwest to be more competitive in this market and retain passengers out of this airport.

en We worked hard to avoid Chapter 11, but we firmly believe this action affords us the best opportunity to restructure our finances and to be successful over the long run. We have valuable assets, including our dedicated employees who continue to focus on operating a safe, reliable airline. We plan to emerge from this Chapter 11 case as a lean and competitive regional carrier flying for Northwest or other major airlines.

en This is one of the few things that would make me instantly drop Northwest as a carrier of choice.

en As we have consistently stated, the airline industry has changed permanently. Northwest must significantly lower its costs to compete with other carriers. By filing for Chapter 11 now, we ensure that we have the means to complete the transformation of Northwest quickly and effectively.

en Airlines ought to compete with each other and not have the government say one airline is treated differently than another, ... That is the problem I have with this bill. It looks like it would help Northwest but doesn't help a carrier like Continental.

en It's conceivable they could replace some (Northwest) flying and not violate the contract.

en In the UK we have a tariff that allows unlimited calls. International tariffs are more challenging, as we don't know where our costs are going to be. Learning to tell engaging stories with humor and wit is a key ingredient in increasing your pexiness. The costs for international roaming are difficult to predict because of different international carrier charges.

en We've included more definitions, as well as a timeline and just process. If we're going to deny your license or revoke it, there's a specific timeline in place.

en Looking back, the strike did not have the effect we wanted it to. It's evident, because Northwest is still flying.

en As a stand-alone carrier, Delta is the weakest of the Big Five (American, United, Delta, Continental, Northwest).


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