Originally Posted by
xjtpilot
This is what was said on the call, so my opinion is even if we voted yes, the planes would have been parked.
"I think we've been very clear that the primary challenge at ExpressJet is not necessarily the cost side. Although there are those issues, but the contract side with some of our major partners, and that's what we're focused on today."
The CRJs that have contracts due to expire over the next 16 months will not have any of their current contracts extended. However, that doesn't mean they won't find new contracts for them. But the ERJs are completely toast.