There’s a fine line between confidence and delusion, and I’ll let everyone decide where exactly this falls.
I’m coming to you today from my alma mater here at the United States Air Force Academy, where I just got to see hundreds of cadets and really be inspired for the next generation. And people that are volunteering, that are making the same kind of commitment that many of you had to make sure that this stays the greatest country on Earth. So thank you to everyone at United Airlines for making us the best airline in history and all the veterans who have made this the greatest country on Earth. Thank you.
To Kirby’s credit, there’s something to be said for the strong direction in which he’s leading United, in terms of route network, passenger experience, and technology. If you want to get employees onboard with a vision, telling them that they’re working for the greatest airline in history, and that they’re part of that success story, maybe isn’t a bad strategy.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
