Old 07-26-2014 | 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyingKat
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Originally Posted by sqwkvfr


I'm betting that Shuttle will be an all Delta certificate, as well.




Doubtful unless the CPAs with Airways/American and United have changed. When I worked at Republic I remember Bedford saying many times that we could not get Delta or United flying because their scope applies to all aircraft on that certificate, not just the flying you do for them. Airways scope only applies for the aircraft flying for Airways, not anybody else. IE you could theoretically put a 747 on the Republic certificate as long as it wasn't flown for Airways. That is why the 190s went on the RP certificate. Also the 86 seat 175s for Airways violated Delta and United scope. Used to be 76 seats, not sure what it is now.

Now that was about 5 years ago and things change, particularly since the mergers. Heard those 175s are no longer at 86 seats, not sure what they are now.
So since the Airways birds aren't going to be 80-seaters much longer what I say could very well be true then? You just kinda made my case.

Anyway, we'll see here in the next few weeks/months.
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