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Old 03-15-2016 | 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by 3kids
MrStl,

Do you work for TSA or G7? You come across like a know it all that actually fills himself with a bunch of BS. I have two good friends at G7 and they said that the company stated they renewed the contracts on the United airplanes 6 months or so ago and this was announced on a company call in show. Being that your user name is MRstl this makes me 100% sure you are a tool and most likely a management worm!!!
If he were a management person he would be talking more like you, 3kids. Doesn't Randy have 3kids? The company has never said the contract has been renewed and United has never said the contract has been renewed. The company never announced it on a call-in show either, although they might have said something to make people think it has been renewed. I just spent 30 minutes checking the internet for any possible announcement, which clearly would have been made by Gojet in their recruitment efforts, nothing. Kind of like their 60% long term disability language, you are forgetting the 1000 per month limit, what they say may be misleading.

I am definitely hoping that you are correct because I don't want to commute. But United has been clear, they don't want the CRJ-700s in Chicago and have been moving them out for almost 2 years now. They did not renew the Skywest contracts. If Gojet is going to stay in Chicago it will be because of the arrival of 170s/175s or maybe those MRJs if they ever come. For recruitment purposes they might do what we do for Delta in RDU, keep a few crews in ORD and fly them out to DEN or IAD for the actual flying. Heck we did that from 2006 til 2009, ORD was where you began and 4 days later you usually deadheaded back. But, unless we get the new type ORD will go bye bye or will be shrunk to nothing. Don't come to G7 if you need to live in ORD.

Also, look at the Envoy news today, they are going 170 too and I think that Chicago will become the battleground. Nobody wants to stand in that freezing jetway for the ramp people to carry the carryons across the ice while their connection is about to push back. I hate it as much as the passengers do. One question, aren't you happy when you find out you are deadheading to Chicago on a 175 instead of a CRJ?
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