Nope that was pure rumor. There were two RFP's one was for a short term contract, which was for a years worth of flying, and the other is for a more lucrative long term contract. Comair turned down the short term, due to costs involved with leasing new aircraft as well as other issues. There will be a reciprocal trip up to ORD so the Comair VP's get to check out UAL's operations.