Louis Miller Quotations

We'll be happy when Chris Cionni comes back, but it's nice to see other people step up.

September is our slowest month of the year and both are flying with pretty good loads.

Nobody was freaking out. We were more disoriented.

I felt it fishtail a couple times, and people started screaming.

Joe Leonard doesn't make quick decisions, which is good. He has the ability to focus on what he wants to get done.

I see growth continuing but slowing. We anticipate passenger traffic to grow between 3.5 percent and 4.5 percent in 2006, compared with 12 percent in 2005.

We are really happy they are not going to go on strike now and hope they move forward. The agreement is great news because Delta is important to us and to Florida.

We are not going to give up. The report is very thorough, and we are going to use the information as a valuable tool to find potential markets if situations change.

This terminal complex works, no doubt about it. So we will replicate it and fix what shortcomings we've found here over the years.

We didn't need an easy one, but it's nice to have. The good thing is, we got everybody in.

It's kind of a wash, but not bad,

They came close to getting it right the first time. We'll just tweak some things.

Their flight schedule is not going to change in Tampa. They are still showing 22 departures per day: three to Chicago, eight to Dallas/Ft. Worth, five to Miami, two to New York/La Guardia, two to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and two to St. Louis.

I'm afraid it's going to be a fact of life, and will be quite a few years before this effect will be remedied.

In this volatile airline industry economy, airlines are especially risk-averse.

His competition is vicious. And fuel is killing them all.

Cancer, and surgery, are certainly beyond his control,

If growth comes faster than we forecast, we can pull everything forward a year, and if it's slower, we can bump everything back a year.

I cannot imagine Delta making any changes at Tampa International beyond the few seasonal changes they previously announced for September.