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WestIndian425 · May 14th, 2008, 20:52

In light of the way things have been going these past several years, we see that the general consensus is that the labor force of the U.S. carriers is unhappy with management.

In light of this "revelation"

, I've decided to get an idea

on how the good folks at JC feel about the management of the U.S. carriers. Your opinions are not limited to your respective airline. I've decided to make this a "report card" style discussion, with a comment as to why you feel that way.

There are a couple of easy ones I can think of that would get a bad grade, such as J.O., but what about the others? Actually, I don't even know the CEOs and management teams of most of the airlines in our country, so this would also educate me in that regard as well.

Thanks.

May 14th, 2008, 20:52	#1
WestIndian425 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: KEWR (by way of Brooklyn, NY) Posts: 954	Airline Management Report Card In light of the way things have been going these past several years, we see that the general consensus is that the labor force of the U.S. carriers is unhappy with management. In light of this "revelation" , I've decided to get an idea on how the good folks at JC feel about the management of the U.S. carriers. Your opinions are not limited to your respective airline. I've decided to make this a "report card" style discussion, with a comment as to why you feel that way. There are a couple of easy ones I can think of that would get a bad grade, such as J.O., but what about the others? Actually, I don't even know the CEOs and management teams of most of the airlines in our country, so this would also educate me in that regard as well. Thanks. __________________ God did not create aircraft pilots to be on the ground.