One of the best goes and one of the worst stays.

Hi all

I was just reading a story about Aloha continually being one of the
best airlines in terns of on-time performance, and mishandled bags.
The story then went on to say that Mesa the company the owns Go! is
one of the worst. It is really sad to see one of the best go away and
then one worst to still be around. Only bright spot is the story was
the information on Hawaiian showing that ranked right at the top along
with Aloha.

http://pacific.bizjournals.com/pacif...html?ana=yfcpc

Michael

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Hi all

I was just reading a story about Aloha continually being one of the
best airlines in terns of on-time performance, and mishandled bags.
The story then went on to say that Mesa the company the owns Go! is
one of the worst. It is really sad to see one of the best go away and
then one worst to still be around. Only bright spot is the story was
the information on Hawaiian showing that ranked right at the top along
with Aloha.

http://pacific.bizjournals.com/pacif...html?ana=yfcpc

Michael

Mesa consistently has lousy ratings, including their contracted services as
regional partners to United and US Airways on the mainland. But, in all
fairness, it was relatively easy for Aloha and Hawaiian to have good
ratings, particularly since they flew in areas with good weather and
inter-island flights are short. How much can go wrong on a 25 minute
flight?

fairness, it was relatively easy for Aloha and Hawaiian to have good
ratings, particularly since they flew in areas with good weather and
inter-island flights are short. How much can go wrong on a 25 minute
flight?

You mean, other than having the top of the fuselage peel off?