PRESS RELEASE — 18 Dec 2003Buenos Aires, Argentina — Bober 6-7 confirms that the recent pilot strike has been brought to a swift and permanent conclusion.
After years of delays, excuses, weak schedules, and deeply unimpressive pilot behavior that dragged the company image to record lows, management conducted a thorough review of the situation. The findings were clear: the problem was not the airplanes, the routes, the weather, or the passengers.
It was the pilots.
The lazy and useless individuals responsible for disrupting Bober operations have been fired. The remaining crews have been disciplined, reminded of their duties, and returned to work with a renewed understanding that Bober does not stop because pilots feel tired.
There will be no more strikes.
There will be no more whining.
There will be more Bober.
When asked for comment, management said:
"6-7."Bober 6-7 now serves more than 67 destinations across its network and will continue bringing Bober to as many places as possible.
Bober 6-7: the pilots complained, so we found new pilots.