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DL31082 04-10-2018 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by Casualinterest (Post 2569493)
Is this really all of them? Seems faster than planned.

This is exactly as planned. XJT still has the 28 700s that aren’t coming to 9E. The wind down of the rest of XJTs 700s will take until November.

KSCessnaDriver 04-11-2018 05:19 AM


Originally Posted by DL31082 (Post 2569520)
This is exactly as planned. XJT still has the 28 700s that aren’t coming to 9E. The wind down of the rest of XJTs 700s will take until November.

Correct, their wind down matches up with the delivery of 70 seat 175SC's at Skywest.

msprj2 04-11-2018 05:48 AM


Originally Posted by DL31082 (Post 2569520)
This is exactly as planned. XJT still has the 28 700s that aren’t coming to 9E. The wind down of the rest of XJTs 700s will take until November.

Aren’t they being replaced by
70 seat e-175’s? Flown by Skywest?

DL31082 04-11-2018 05:58 AM


Originally Posted by msprj2 (Post 2569709)
Aren’t they being replaced by
70 seat e-175’s? Flown by Skywest?

Yes they are.

Hot Richard 04-18-2018 01:17 PM

N606LR has left conformity and is scheduled for normal operation beginning 4/19.


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N176PQ/15176/In service
N228PQ/15228/In service
N232PQ/15232/In service
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N134EV/15223/In service
N136EV/15226/In service
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N137EV/15227/In service
N181PQ/15181/In service
N186PQ/15186/In service
N146PQ/15146/In service
N200PQ/15200/In service
N607LR/15178/In service
N691CA/15136/In service
N131EV/15217/In service
N153PQ/15153/In service
N695CA/15097/In service
N166PQ/15166/In service
N195PQ/15195/In service
N197PQ/15197/In service
N606LR/15173/In service
N676CA/15127/In conformity, CKB
N678CA/15157/In conformity, SUX
N147PQ/15147/Scheduled
N538CA/15157/Scheduled
N582CA/15171/Scheduled

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N371CA/10082/In service
N391CA/10108/In service
N398CA/10112/In conformity, CKB

TalkTurkey 04-19-2018 01:31 PM

I'm glad to see people are getting the rumors aligned. In summary here is the big plan, caveated by opinion of course. All the EV tail-numbered 700s will be parked that are operated by ExpressJet due to scope and Delta's desire to use larger Embraer Ejets operated by OO.

All Comair 700s that GoJets operate may come here or get parked for a swap to Ejets.

All 36 EJets that compass flys may become 9Es in conjunction with a total asset merger.

BOHICA.

wiggy15 04-19-2018 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by TalkTurkey (Post 2575981)
I'm glad to see people are getting the rumors aligned. In summary here is the big plan, caveated by opinion of course. All the EV tail-numbered 700s will be parked that are operated by ExpressJet due to scope and Delta's desire to use larger Embraer Ejets operated by OO.

All Comair 700s that GoJets operate may come here or get parked for a swap to Ejets.

All 36 EJets that compass flys may become 9Es in conjunction with a total asset merger.

BOHICA.

I've heard more or less the same stuff from a few people now. Time will tell. Im not a business major but by total asset merger I assume that includes employees aka pilots. That would suck. Merging this pilot group again is the last thing the pilot culture needs.

gojo 04-19-2018 04:30 PM


Originally Posted by wiggy15 (Post 2576067)
I've heard more or less the same stuff from a few people now. Time will tell. Im not a business major but by total asset merger I assume that includes employees aka pilots. That would suck. Merging this pilot group again is the last thing the pilot culture needs.

I don’t think it would be that bad. What is it? 36 planes possibly 400 pilots? Probably be a fence for a while. But I feel everyone would benefit, sans maybe Skywest

KSCessnaDriver 04-20-2018 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by gojo (Post 2576081)
I don’t think it would be that bad. What is it? 36 planes possibly 400 pilots? Probably be a fence for a while. But I feel everyone would benefit, sans maybe Skywest

Nobody wins in a 5 way pilot group merger. And as looking at the AA/USAirways merger, past groups are going to come out and fight to be corrected for their "wrong" in previous mergers. Plus, merging with CPZ means 36 more airplanes with 56 airplanes worth of pilots (because no way is Delta going to fly AA hulls).

gojo 04-20-2018 12:20 PM


Originally Posted by KSCessnaDriver (Post 2576476)
Nobody wins in a 5 way pilot group merger. And as looking at the AA/USAirways merger, past groups are going to come out and fight to be corrected for their "wrong" in previous mergers. Plus, merging with CPZ means 36 more airplanes with 56 airplanes worth of pilots (because no way is Delta going to fly AA hulls).

5 way merger? I count 2. And I doubt very much anything American would be included.


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