Old 05-05-2018 | 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by joseolay
Skywest has the used 700 market cornered and American has a huge advantage with scope considering 700s with 65 seats or less counts the same as a 200/145. Including Expressjet, Skywest operates 50 700s for American. I doubt American wants to give up that competitive advantage and it doesn't make sense to order new 700s.

Compass is next on the chopping block with their 20 American owned E175s likely going to Envoy when their CPA expires. Who knows with Mesa and when their CPA expires.
I think Mesa has several different CPAs of varying length for the Eagle lift. They have one up for negotiation in 2019 and the remainder are spread out a few years behind that. But Mesa also owns many of their CRJ900s though I believe. American may only own a handful of them.
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