Re:Southwest cancels 5,400 flights in less than 48 hours
by macintux on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @08:41PM
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> The storm was tough but not exceptional for the season of winter.
Sure seems like this was an exceptional storm. Widespread, deep cold reaching into Mexico, snow falling across much of the U.S., Buffalo hit with the most snow in 20 years, records set multiple locations.
Re:Southwest cancels 5,400 flights in less than 48 hours
by landemva on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @09:13PM
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A couple decades of weather variation is not exceptional, though some will disagree with me when their bonus is yearly. I recall it was cold in Texas last winter. Weather is seasonal and varies.
I wonder if board of directors will compare performance with other airlines.
That is right and thus I would engage line management to figure out business continuity.
> in the face of a massive snowstorm.
It is winter. The storm was tough but not exceptional for the season of winter. Denver did not report tremendous amounts of snow.
Few if any MBAs can get on the ramp and look a line employee in the eye and lend a hand. The wfh keyboard warriors don't know blue collar and therefore are unable to figure this out. MBAs can figure out ways to game their pay. Shareholders should demand some senior management unemployment applications.