Prepare Yourselves… 2022 AEs
#581
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Now you’re talking. Although, I think the ARJ21 would fill in for the 717 and curry favor with the Chinese government. After all we do need to make our China Eastern investment payoff. What could go wrong with a plane designed my Douglas in the 60’s, improved by Boeing in the 90’s and finally perfected by the Chinese in the 10’s
#582
Your Airbus numbers might be Frontier or Spirit seating capacity. Our (Delta) A319’s have 132 seats. Our A320’s have 162 (I think) and our A321’s have 192 seats.
#584
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I should have specified I was using FAA max numbers, I was trying to say that the 223 is closer to a 319, not a 320. i was posting the max seating allowed for each type in response to someone saying the 223 and 320 would have similar seating capacity if they were configured with a similar ratio of j/c+/c seats.
#585
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Joined APC: Jul 2021
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Is SLC a fairly large 737 base? How senior/junior is it? Good trips?
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#586
Any info on the quality of trips is meaningless. By the time you wait for an AE, get trained, and get converted, those "good trips" will move to another aircraft/base. Think of the un-commutable JFK-LAX trips that appeared on the 767-400 or the domestic 330 trips. Chasing good trips is like planning for greenslips.
#587
Trips - SUCK. Of course, they suck everywhere unless you follow the super secret formula from 4th Qtr QCQ and be senior but even then they aren't "good".
#588
So, what are the current rumors from the 4th floor? When will we see this amazingly huge WB AE?
#589
You may not believe this, but they’re re-working it.
You see they had a huge AE planned for January and then Omicron happened, they saw a near-term drop in bookings and a softening of future books particularly TPAC and TATL, so they began to readjust, shrink and delay the bid. However…
The Omicron wave is beginning it’s quick drop, future bookings are increasing quickly and while TPAC is still trash due to political issues mainly with China, TATL bookings are beginning to accelerate so network is reworking demand which has increased demand on crew resources so they need to rework the bid, but now they’re behind the lead time that was needed to be started on.
In other words, SNAFU.
#590
You may not believe this, but they’re re-working it.
You see they had a huge AE planned for January and then Omicron happened, they saw a near-term drop in bookings and a softening of future books particularly TPAC and TATL, so they began to readjust, shrink and delay the bid. However…
The Omicron wave is beginning it’s quick drop, future bookings are increasing quickly and while TPAC is still trash due to political issues mainly with China, TATL bookings are beginning to accelerate so network is reworking demand which has increased demand on crew resources so they need to rework the bid, but now they’re behind the lead time that was needed to be started on.
In other words, SNAFU.
You see they had a huge AE planned for January and then Omicron happened, they saw a near-term drop in bookings and a softening of future books particularly TPAC and TATL, so they began to readjust, shrink and delay the bid. However…
The Omicron wave is beginning it’s quick drop, future bookings are increasing quickly and while TPAC is still trash due to political issues mainly with China, TATL bookings are beginning to accelerate so network is reworking demand which has increased demand on crew resources so they need to rework the bid, but now they’re behind the lead time that was needed to be started on.
In other words, SNAFU.
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