starting a tender offer and within days owned nearly half of Cal's stock.
Hmmm, it would seem that the Continental shareholders liked Lorenzo's ideas, otherwise, they would not have tendered their shares.
We'll just have to agree to disagree, stilton.
I know several ex-Continental folks, some walked away and were bitter, some stayed and were later rewarded for doing so.
Also rewarded were the new hires during the strike, accepted right back into the ALPA fold, thereby making ALPA a laughing stock.
Which it mostly still is, oddly enough, especially after they blindly followed the IAM on strike at EAL.
What a fiasco that was...
