Originally Posted by Linebacker35
Jazz only started recieving RJ's a couple years ago. Originaly(1995) Mainline AirCanada flew the RJ's themselves with all the new RJ pilots on the AirCanada senority list. Since about 2003 AC has been sending their RJ's to Jazz. But AirCanada still operates I think 3-4 RJ's themselves with those remaining pilots on Air Canada's senority list.
what you're saying just doesn't make any sense.
the 146 used to be a mainline aircraft. How many are flying around at mainline these days? How many are flying at regionals these days? Used to, coulda, shoulda, woulda, etc. doesn't mean anything anymore IMO.
Air Canada does operate 6 CRJ's at mainline, but compared to the 66 jazz operates it's insignificant. All future CRJ's will go to jazz.