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Old 03-21-2012 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TheManager
Well, should be easy to figure out. The first BAE flew for ASA in 1995, when they actually flew. They were a cronic POS and were down for Mtx constantly. Were a big embarassment during the Summer Olympics a year later. They were ditched in 98 for the crj 50.

However, the blame should go back to 1993, the year they introduced the the ATR 70 really.

So, would that be the illustrious B. Brown?

LM was the one that moved the "line in the sand" and brought us the crj 90's which is arguably more damaging.
Thanks for the forthright answer, between you and sailing re: the increased weight limits.... the picture is better wrt scope sales in many of the past admins.