Fred's Myth
Nonhyphenated American
Perhaps you’re the mushroom.Must have me confused with someone else.
Perhaps you’re the mushroom.Must have me confused with someone else.
oops, looks like ya misspelled “ruin”.Let's hire some more sales people to run express.
The tax cuts have been good for business. You still haven't addressed what will happen if Amazon grows and cuts into Express business the way Ground has cut into UPS business. It's a real possibility.Express domestic volumes are up year-over-year. Yawn.
With what? Habitual late freight?As it should be.
They have known earnings were going to suck for a while now judging by the cost cutting measures we have been going through at our station. I can't imagine what the next few days are going to be like. We are going to have to start GoFundMe pages for toilet paper and paper towels.
"Graf said the buyout program, hiring constraints and limiting discretionary spending are among the measures being taken to counter disappointing revenue trends."
We are already short staffed, we have no vehicles, everyone goes out over numbers but they just keep their heads buried in the sand. Let's hire some more sales people to run express.
You still haven't addressed what will happen if Amazon grows and cuts into Express business the way Ground has cut into UPS business.
Well when there is I'll give you a handkerchief to wipe the egg off your face.I still haven't addressed it because there's still no reason to do so.
Well when there is I'll give you a handkerchief to wipe the egg off your face.
If a Morgan Stanley analyst says, and I'm betting he knows better than you(I know, shocking), that FedEx volume would be 2% more if Amazon Air didn't exist, and Amazon Air only flies Amazon freight, then you can extrapolate that as they grow FedEx eventually won't be delivering Amazon, at least through Express. And if they take on outside freight that's air freight FedEx won't be flying. Again, I've never said Amazon will ruin FedEx. I said they may grow to the point that they bite into FedEx profits. Why is that so radical to you? And my point has always been that FedEx has a long history of taking from employees to shore up profit. If you say they never have or will then you truly are a company shill.You say that as though it's a sure thing, yet you can't tell me what it is about Amazon Air that would cause that to happen.
Are you under the shill protection program or something?I still haven't addressed it because there's still no reason to do so.
If a Morgan Stanley analyst says, and I'm betting he knows better than you(I know, shocking), that FedEx volume would be 2% more if Amazon Air didn't exist, and Amazon Air only flies Amazon freight, then you can extrapolate that as they grow FedEx eventually won't be delivering Amazon, at least through Express. And if they take on outside freight that's air freight FedEx won't be flying. Again, I've never said Amazon will ruin FedEx. I said they may grow to the point that they bite into FedEx profits. Why is that so radical to you?
And my point has always been that FedEx has a long history of taking from employees to shore up profit. If you say they never have or will then you truly are a company shill.
Um, hire more pilots? It's a growth industry. No one said they're going to completely take FedEx Amazon deliveries away in a few weeks. Or months.Because (as I've said here several times already) THEY DON'T HAVE ENOUGH PILOTS and without pilots all the hypothetical speculation in the world is irrelevant.
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Amazon is paying bottom of the barrel wages for pilots. Pilots aren't going to line up at Amazon's door just because they're Amazon.Um, hire more pilots? It's a growth industry. No one said they're going to completely take FedEx Amazon deliveries away in a few weeks. Or months.
Someone is piloting their jets. It's a way in to the career field. Get your hours in and move on. Demonstrated competence flying a plane carries a lot more weight than driving a delivery van.Amazon is paying bottom of the barrel wages for pilots. Pilots aren't going to line up at Amazon's door just because they're Amazon.
Maybe, just maybe they’ll be able to lure pilots that are in the same league as Fred Noonan with the wages they’re offering.Amazon is paying bottom of the barrel wages for pilots. Pilots aren't going to line up at Amazon's door just because they're Amazon.
Um, hire more pilots? It's a growth industry.