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Michael Boyd Quotes
«This is a coincidence, but what a coincidence,»
Author: Michael Boyd
«The perception is it's environmentalist versus environmentalist, ... But it's environmentalists versus the power cartel.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«It's not that big a deal, ... They're re-branding it as Delta rather than as a separate sub-brand. . . . Other than that, there's not much of a change. There's no reduction in competition, and fares will probably stay the same.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«That's just so many financial barnacles to stick onto a bankrupt company. They're going to get scraped off.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«It was a business plan that didn't work 60 days after they started,»
Author: Michael Boyd
«If the airline has no viable business or cash flow, it can't stay together. That's why they are in this mess.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«Bottom line? Unless you're a bankruptcy attorney, this isn't going to mean a thing to you.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«Our fleet forecast projects that these manufacturers may not be able to build enough of these things fast enough. If they're anywhere near as advertised in terms of performance, it's going to be a stampede to buy them.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«It is kind of scary. It could be abused.»
Author: Michael Boyd
«Southwest has to expand aggressively over the next two to three years because they've got to spread out their costs in order to keep their fares down. They have high labor costs and in order to protect their costs they have to put out more product.»
Author: Michael Boyd