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Arado 234 01-29-2016 06:00 PM


Originally Posted by NC43rd (Post 2058847)
The choice is not between A319s and E190. If we lose E190s it will be replaced by E175s

Can the company adequately staff those shiny new 175s?

LuckyNow 01-29-2016 06:00 PM


Originally Posted by NC43rd (Post 2058847)
The choice is not between A319s and E190. If we lose E190s it will be replaced by E175s

They aren't going to run the shuttle with 175s.

billyho 01-29-2016 06:07 PM


Originally Posted by LuckyNow (Post 2058860)
They aren't going to run the shuttle with 175s.

Why couldn't they?

Jetwash 01-29-2016 08:35 PM

Because the Shuttle is a different product that what any regional offers. Ever rode on a regional that served alcohol to everyone and out of real bottles?

The shuttle is a big money maker and product that has to perform. I highly doubt anyone would ever consider giving it away.


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QuagmireGiggity 01-30-2016 04:33 AM


Originally Posted by Jetwash (Post 2058969)
Because the Shuttle is a different product that what any regional offers. Ever rode on a regional that served alcohol to everyone and out of real bottles?

The shuttle is a big money maker and product that has to perform. I highly doubt anyone would ever consider giving it away.


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They used to run it with ENvoy. .. it may not have been officially "The" shuttle. But it was hourly ish service DCA-LGA .. AAs version of the shuttle. Not much time for first class stuff on a 35 minute flight. Also Delta ran the 175.

billyho 01-30-2016 06:16 AM


Originally Posted by Jetwash (Post 2058969)
Because the Shuttle is a different product that what any regional offers. Ever rode on a regional that served alcohol to everyone and out of real bottles?

The shuttle is a big money maker and product that has to perform. I highly doubt anyone would ever consider giving it away.


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I think they could easily replace it with 175's. Brand new planes, First Class, Wifi and the same great comfort as the 190's. Don't think it would be to hard for FA's to serve alcohol to everyone out of a real bottle.

Yes the Shuttle is a money maker, but if a WO'ed is flying it with 175's isn't AA still getting the money?:rolleyes:

EMB4Ever 01-30-2016 07:35 AM


Originally Posted by Jetwash (Post 2058969)
Because the Shuttle is a different product that what any regional offers. Ever rode on a regional that served alcohol to everyone and out of real bottles?

The shuttle is a big money maker and product that has to perform. I highly doubt anyone would ever consider giving it away.


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Haven't been on a shuttle flight in a while, have ya?

billyho 01-30-2016 09:21 AM


Originally Posted by EMB4Ever (Post 2059170)
Haven't been on a shuttle flight in a while, have ya?

Right! Maybe he just remembers the free Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinks and the free Magazines (ah the old magazine racks). You know back when it was all 727's flying it.:rolleyes:

CanoePilot 01-30-2016 09:38 AM


Originally Posted by Jetwash (Post 2058969)
Because the Shuttle is a different product that what any regional offers. Ever rode on a regional that served alcohol to everyone and out of real bottles?

The shuttle is a big money maker and product that has to perform. I highly doubt anyone would ever consider giving it away.


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"Product"? There is no "product".
The e190 is an rj flown by mainline pilots. It is no different than an e175 other than the head count and crew flying it. You could literally replace it overnight with republic and not a soul would notice.

billyho 01-30-2016 10:58 AM

If it stays is a simple answer. United and Delta has put in new rates for there 190s. Parker will now look at those rates and figure out if its better to buy 80 more 190's because matching those rates would be a good deal, or dumping those 20 190's because it more cost effective to just use the Airbus.

That's probably why no commitment has been made.

Anyone know the rates of United/Delta's 190 rates compared to American? I know there better, but by how much?


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