Originally Posted by
morrisunc
Exactly - had Horton embraced being open to the merger from the beginning instead of making all those bush league CEO comments about us airways being insignificant he would have had a chance at running the merged carrier. Parker has totally bitc@ slapped Horton in this process.
I don't think Horton has any desire to run a merged AA/US. If I were him, I too would want the Chairman gig for a bit, a nice payout, then leave as the inevitable freakshow that will be AA/US integration unfolds.