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Old 02-27-2016 | 05:33 AM
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gojo
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Originally Posted by grumpycfi
I think you might have SkyWest confused for MESA. SW has historically been one of the more pricy of the regionals.

Does anyone see a scenario in which this bankruptcy does *not* effect the new pilot contract? I have a hard time believing UAL, AAG, and DAL will sit by and let their contracts with RAH be gutted all while RAH continues to tout their "industry leading pay."
Well, if they are successful in shedding the E145s and the Qs how many pilots will they need? I'm not that familiar with Repubic, but to me it looks like there'll be a surplus of pilots if everyone stays. If that's true, does Republic hang on to them? Even if they do then who's going to want to stay knowing they're looking at years of reserve until the seniority list matches the amount of planes? I'm not aware of any airline bankruptcy that hasn't restructured their labor contracts. I hope this is the first, but usually they like to balance things out with natural attrition. And one way is by restructuring the contract only to address it later when they're getting close to their goals
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