Neeleman biopic
 

Just saw a very nice biopic on Bloomberg TV about David Neeleman. Seems he is a likeable person. I didn't know he founded Morris Air and briefly worked for Southwest, as well as Westjet.
Pretty amazing he started three airlines that all became very successful. Almost like an impossible feat considering the economics of aviation.

Great piece. 4 airlines...Azul in Brazil.

Do you know where I can find the video of Neeleman?

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I would go as far as to say he is great. I am reading a book and there is short story about him. Apparently when Morris Air was acquired, he worked with Southwest for a bit and for some reasons he was fired by the Head of Human Resources. A few years later, Me Neeleman hired for B6 the same person who let him go.
I do not know if it is a legend, but he did not receive any compensation at B6, he donated to the EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY FUND.

Thanks for sharing the video and I can listening him on video and he have a entire family and he work for another airliens. He went to Hawaii for a vacation trip.

Wow...Very interesting story. I am never heard of it. Why David got fired from WN? What is reason why that he doesn't do it too well at all. Remember David was fired from JetBlue back in late-2007.

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It does not say, just he was complaining too much. Still, a great lesson. The original title is GOOD BOSS, BAD BOSS. I am reading he italian version and it is full of great stories and morals. I hope he does well in Brazil.

Never met but saw him speak at Stanford University and perhaps in other interviews and saw multiple articles about him, and yes, have flown his airline and have even seen the Corporate HQ building. He was born in Latin America.

The business model has done quite well and I still remember when it was a new airline just off the ground. Since then it has expanded, gotten additional slots at airports and is even moving their corporate HQ over.

It was the first non legacy carrier to win accolades in its business model and to reduce costs of travel flying to the NYC market. Also had a lot of Salt Lake City, Utah roots.

After the American Airlines bankruptcy is finalized, and after Republic Airlines spins off Frontier, all the airlines should be at profitability for the most part.

So in essense, deregulation of the airline industry has officially worked out and should be at full blast with the best yet to come in the coming years.