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Good for SkyWest and its fiscal responsibility.
what do you bet that SKYWEST DOES NOT ask United to limit pay to top exec's??
Obummer...change you can believe in~~~~~
I will bet UAL execs.ask no one which or whose account the 80 million goes.
Skywest is about to RUN UNITED! They are about to own them.
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