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Flaps1check 09-23-2019 07:28 AM


Originally Posted by ImperialxRat (Post 2891647)
Welcome to Alaska. Let Skywest and code shares do the flying, it’s cheaper. And don’t forget to sell those credit cards.

Yep grow as much regional flying as possible and drag out negotiations as long as possible before they are forced to deal with scope.

whodee 09-23-2019 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 2890519)
Isn't that why they bought VX?

They bought VX to make VX go away. Plain and simple.

flynshoe748 09-23-2019 07:18 PM

Don't worry, when that international facility is finished up at the south end of the airport, Delta will have access to ~20 international gates, will probably flood SEA with wide bodies and just drive AS into the ground and then purchase the whole operation. AS doesn't have excess capacity but DAL and just about every other airline does. And, AS can't grow fast enough because they'll flood the market and drive ticket prices down.

ShyGuy 09-23-2019 11:58 PM


Originally Posted by full of luv (Post 2891403)
That's how you show off your "proudly Boeing" fleet to the hometown crowd.....wait...:eek:

Why so much angst over "Proudly all Boeing?" Mainline was all Boeing until the merger. Were they really expected to un-paint those from 100+ planes? I'd rather have Proudly all Boeing painted on the plane than some of the nonsense we had like "Frances." :eek:

echelon 09-25-2019 04:41 AM


Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 2892328)
Why so much angst over "Proudly all Boeing?" Mainline was all Boeing until the merger. Were they really expected to un-paint those from 100+ planes? I'd rather have Proudly all Boeing painted on the plane than some of the nonsense we had like "Frances." :eek:

So what's the explanation for why they still chose to paint it on our MAX?

http://imgur.com/KIPdMgU

Mea25000 09-25-2019 06:05 AM


Originally Posted by echelon (Post 2893018)
So what's the explanation for why they still chose to paint it on our MAX?

http://imgur.com/KIPdMgU

Your a smart dude, I bet you could read the tea leaves, if you really wanted. Barring anymore hiccups, I would bet you will be able to read it in plain English by February. Who knows though, until the Max is certified, nothing would surprise me.

cmrflyer 09-25-2019 10:50 AM

No airliner has had worse press than this one since the comet.
I’m sure it will all work out fine.

ShyGuy 09-25-2019 04:01 PM


Originally Posted by Mea25000 (Post 2893062)
Your a smart dude, I bet you could read the tea leaves, if you really wanted. Barring anymore hiccups, I would bet you will be able to read it in plain English by February. Who knows though, until the Max is certified, nothing would surprise me.

How many is the real question. If the entire Bus fleet of 73 planes is going to be replaced over 5 years, hopefully there's an order for at least 100 MAXes.

rickair7777 09-25-2019 04:58 PM


Originally Posted by cmrflyer (Post 2893203)
No airliner has had worse press than this one since the comet.
I’m sure it will all work out fine.

The DC10 and Concorde probably were worse. Also the Boeing 737 which kept crashing while they denied there was a problem with the rudder.

ShyGuy 09-25-2019 06:35 PM

Lockheed Electra too

https://www.amazon.com/Electra-Story.../dp/B0734ZYBV9


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