Originally Posted by
forgot to bid
In 1990 though, what kind of 70 seaters were out there? The BAE146 for sure, with it's 4 APUs, but it'd been competing with 61 732s and 36 DC93s. Was there anything like the CRJ700/900 or E170/175?
I'm game and I'll pay $100 to the Delta Pilot Charitable Fund
IF any PWA or JPWA put up for member ratification by DALPA does not include any one of the following:
- An increase of DCI/outsourced seating beyond 76 seats per jet, or
- An increase in the size of the 71+ seat fleet to 226 or more jets,
- An increase in the size of the 51-70 seat fleet to 103 or more jets, or
- An increase in the total 51+ seat fleet to 326 or more jets.
And no, an exchange of any of the current PWA limits for fewer 50 seaters is not a win. We now know from the earnings calls how much of a financial and customer service albatross those things are now so imho they can just fade without a swap. A swap is not a win.
So to recap, I'll HAPPILY pay $100 if not any one of those four points is put up for memrat. And if any one of those happens to be in there- I'll pay anyways since it's a good charity. But you have to give to the DPCF and admit why.
Would you please further clarify your betting position as if it also included the Virgin Atlantic, AF/KLM and Alaska (including outsourced affiliate) flying as well as the rumored aircraft order.
Also, recall the 76 seat line in the sand wasn't put up for memrat.