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Old 07-13-2020, 01:36 PM
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Default Mesa Air signs 5yr deal DHL for 737-400’s

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Rates agreed to by Mesa and pilots.

How does the iAero group fit into the DHL 737 flying?
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Originally Posted by FlyAstarJets View Post
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Rates agreed to by Mesa and pilots.

How does the iAero group fit into the DHL 737 flying?

wow.......
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Thanks for taking the bullet for us! Lol
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2 whole airframes?
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Funny...when in SLC, would see Southern's 737's, same type and the DHL supervisor would say they couldn't wait for the older 737's to be phased out....
​​​​​So wouldn't count on those airframes to be around any long than is needed to prove to DHL Mesa can fly CARGO....very different environment and airplane than Mesa usually does....
On paper it might be the same, but ask a freight-dog....
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The race to the bottom....
Hella, deja vu
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Originally Posted by FlyAstarJets View Post
https://apple.news/AAnHJ26oZR2K9R5GGVdP9iA

Rates agreed to by Mesa and pilots.

How does the iAero group fit into the DHL 737 flying?
DHL, once again, finds a winner in the race to the bottom.

It won't be long before they figure out how to get pilots to pay THEM to fly a freaking jet ...
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DHL, once again, finds a winner in the race to the bottom.

It won't be long before they figure out how to get pilots to pay THEM to fly a freaking jet ...
They're gonna have to make them a lot more shiny than a 737-400 for that.
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They're gonna have to make them a lot more shiny than a 737-400 for that.
We would probably be surprised at just how low some younger pilots would go ...

sadly
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Originally Posted by DC8DRIVER View Post
DHL, once again, finds a winner in the race to the bottom.

It won't be long before they figure out how to get pilots to pay THEM to fly a freaking jet ...
I would not be surprised. If it can happen in a Shorts or Saab...
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