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be interesting to find out from this meeting, how really secured are the jobs at the Salt Lake Hub....
Job cuts are coming. You can count on it.
Question: While they are here, will they be touting the $60 fare increase (average) per round-trip ticket?
Will they be touting their reduced flight options?
Will they be touting smaller seats, fuller flights, more overbookings, and increased baggage restrictions?
Will they be touting the end of thousands of high-paying jobs, and pay reductions in most other jobs?
(source for all my claims: An industry think tank on CBS news)
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