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-   -   Air Wisconsin Signs 5 Year CPA With United (https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/air-wisconsin/100277-air-wisconsin-signs-5-year-cpa-united.html)

RabidW0mbat 02-28-2017 10:33 AM
Originally Posted by ItnStln (Post 2310746)
That's what I thought, but AWAC only has 66 a/c per Wikipedia.
ZW's contract with AAG expires Feb. 2018. After that ZW was effectively done...left alone on the dance floor with nobody to dance with. This agreement moves ZW's entire fleet (well, 50 with options for 15...so you can do the math there. I'd imagine the extra one will be parked or used for spares.) to UAL beginning "Early 2018." See how this is matching up here?

ItnStln 02-28-2017 10:37 AM
Originally Posted by RabidW0mbat (Post 2310781)
ZW's contract with AAG expires Feb. 2018. After that ZW was effectively done...left alone on the dance floor with nobody to dance with. This agreement moves ZW's entire fleet (well, 50 with options for 15...so you can do the math there. I'd imagine the extra one will be parked or used for spares.) to UAL beginning "Early 2018." See how this is matching up here?
So ZW won't be flying for American Eagle anymore after that, only for United Express, or so it seems.

amcnd 02-28-2017 10:50 AM
This is overall great news. But living 5 years at a time is stressful... Not to mention moving around.. I would use it as 5 years to move on. Those 200's aren't getting younger..

spaaks 02-28-2017 12:16 PM
Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 2309844)
Congrats. Glad it was them and not mesa.
mesa got 12 more E175's for united......

spaaks 02-28-2017 12:19 PM
Originally Posted by sweetholyjesus (Post 2309912)
If UAL only cares about cheap, why sign with a senior carrier like AW?
he did specifically mention that it was a competitive advantage to steal feed from American

Flying101 02-28-2017 02:40 PM
Originally Posted by spaaks (Post 2310840)
he did specifically mention that it was a competitive advantage to steal feed from American
Pretty sure that's very illegal. Kirby isn't that dumb.

Flying101 02-28-2017 03:06 PM
Originally Posted by spaaks (Post 2310837)
mesa got 12 more E175's for united......
How much do you pay Mesa to fly those shiny 175 for United? Ooooooops, I mean Mesa pays you :-)

lalo 02-28-2017 03:16 PM
Originally Posted by Flying101 (Post 2310939)
Pretty sure that's very illegal. Kirby isn't that dumb.
And...that's why your a pilot and not a businessman.

FlyingSlowly 02-28-2017 03:39 PM
Originally Posted by zondaracer (Post 2310594)
United is scoped out on 70/76 seaters. Someone would have to give lose planes for that to happen.
Actually, regarding United: If they add another narrow-body mainline, I think there's a clause that they can add more 70-seaters to the regional feed.

They haven't released their full newly revised fleet plan yet...but remember that their 737-700 order was upscaled and deferred to Max8s...

Wouldn't be surprised to see C-Series added mainline at UAL, and more 70-seaters as well.

billyho 02-28-2017 04:07 PM
Originally Posted by FlyingSlowly (Post 2310996)
Actually, regarding United: If they add another narrow-body mainline, I think there's a clause that they can add more 70-seaters to the regional feed.

They haven't released their full newly revised fleet plan yet...but remember that their 737-700 order was upscaled and deferred to Max8s...

Wouldn't be surprised to see C-Series added mainline at UAL, and more 70-seaters as well.
United won't see a 737 Max for 3 years. American owns every delivery slot over that time.


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