AA Story on CBS News Tonight (Feb. 1)

[mirrodie]

I assume this will air at 6:30 PM in New York.



The Tulsa Base and M&E will be featured on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, Thursday, February 1 at 5:30 PM Central Time.

The story line shows how AA is working with its employees to keep its maintenance in house, securing third-party work and taking a different path than other airlines. Bill Whitaker, CBS news reporter, toured the Tulsa Base on Monday, January 29, and interviewed Carmine Romano, Dennis Burchette and several employees.
goals.

[moose135]

Could have saved trouble of sending a reporter and film crew out and simply taken highlights from the CNBC show from a couple of months ago

[RDU-JFK]

As far as using CNBC's footage:

CBS: NBC:: Pan Am: TWA

(throwback to SAT analogies!)

[moose135]

As far as using CNBC's footage:

CBS: NBC:: Pan Am: TWA

(throwback to SAT analogies!)

I know that, I was being a wise-ass

[RDU-JFK]

Me too

[T-Bird76]

Could have saved trouble of sending a reporter and film crew out and simply taken highlights from the CNBC show from a couple of months ago

Agreed, CNBC already did this, I guess CBS can't come up with its own stories...

[mirrodie]

Oh but they have come up with a story. "....its maintenance in house, securing third-party work and taking a different path than other airlines..."

They turned down a story to cover Southwest. Low fares are all too common these days ;)

[Nonstop2AUH]

It's nice to see an airline that doesn't have to outsource its maintenance to El Salvador in order to be profitable.

[Winglets747]

The Tulsa Base and M&E will be featured on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, Thursday, February 1 at 5:30 PM Central Time.

The story line shows how AA is working with its employees to keep its maintenance in house, securing third-party work and taking a different path than other airlines. Bill Whitaker, CBS news reporter, toured the Tulsa Base on Monday, January 29, and interviewed Carmine Romano, Dennis Burchette and several employees.
goals.

Well, better this than that video of mice in the AA 767.