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Casualinterest 01-13-2020 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by ASAPsafetyGUY (Post 2956065)
woe woe wait a minute. They actually ended stealing the 900s too? Delta didn’t even buy these planes. Wow.

Yea it was announced a week or two ago that Delta secured the early removal of the last 7 900's that G7 had.

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FlybyMI 01-28-2020 07:41 AM

N354CA came out of conformity yesterday. It hit the line barely an hour after arrival into DTW.

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/...610Z/KSLN/KDTW

FlybyMI 01-30-2020 06:27 AM

N669CA came out of conformity yesterday and hit the line this morning. 13 700s now in service.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/...410Z/KSLN/KATL

The third factory-new 900 is scheduled for delivery tomorrow, January 31. Presumably N480PX.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/...110Z/CYMX/KMSP

FlybyMI 02-02-2020 07:45 AM

Happy February everyone. This month, EDV is slated to gain 1 gently-used 700, 2 gently-used 900s, and 1 factory-new 900.

The first tail into conformity (N340CA) is scheduled to arrive in SLN tomorrow, February 3.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/GJS6159

Another interesting note, the 900s we are getting from GoJet were registered to a leasing company while operated at GoJet, but upon transfer to EDV they are being registered to Delta Air Lines. Delta is buying them outright, not just taking on the leases.

IAFDOF 02-02-2020 11:52 AM


Originally Posted by FlybyMI (Post 2969602)
Another interesting note, the 900s we are getting from GoJet were registered to a leasing company while operated at GoJet, but upon transfer to EDV they are being registered to Delta Air Lines. Delta is buying them outright, not just taking on the leases.

Does that mean they’ll lose their “GJ” N numbers?

EDVPLT 02-02-2020 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by IAFDOF (Post 2969752)
Does that mean they’ll lose their “GJ” N numbers?

Not from what I can see. If there was gonna be a change, it would have the new tail number in the "Pending Number Change" row.

https://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinq...mbertxt=N181GJ

Meow1215 02-02-2020 03:17 PM


Originally Posted by IAFDOF (Post 2969752)
Does that mean they’ll lose their “GJ” N numbers?

Nah, that costs too much money. That’s why DL tails have the gambit from NW, MH, LR, CA, XJ, EV, and so forth.

dalmit 02-03-2020 05:19 AM


Originally Posted by FlybyMI (Post 2969602)
Happy February everyone. This month, EDV is slated to gain 1 gently-used 700, 2 gently-used 900s, and 1 factory-new 900.

The first tail into conformity (N340CA) is scheduled to arrive in SLN tomorrow, February 3.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/GJS6159

Another interesting note, the 900s we are getting from GoJet were registered to a leasing company while operated at GoJet, but upon transfer to EDV they are being registered to Delta Air Lines. Delta is buying them outright, not just taking on the leases.

Thanks for the update....I see on the Delta Connection Wikipedia page that Skywest is losing ALL their Delta Connection CRJ-700s. I know they are re purposing them for either American Eagle or Gojet to use for United Express. My question though is what is going to happen for Delta's Aspen service? Is Endeavor going to be certified to fly their CRJ-700s into Aspen or is Skywest working on getting another type certified?

NotMe 02-03-2020 05:34 AM


Originally Posted by dalmit (Post 2970029)
Thanks for the update....I see on the Delta Connection Wikipedia page that Skywest is losing ALL their Delta Connection CRJ-700s. I know they are re purposing them for either American Eagle or Gojet to use for United Express. My question though is what is going to happen for Delta's Aspen service? Is Endeavor going to be certified to fly their CRJ-700s into Aspen or is Skywest working on getting another type certified?



I was wondering that myself. Is the A220 Aspen capable?

Dixie320 02-03-2020 05:37 AM


Originally Posted by NotMe (Post 2970040)
I was wondering that myself. Is the A220 Aspen capable?

No. It’s over that airport weight limit and over the wingspan limit by over 20ft.

I believe SkyWest is going to keep 8 CRJ700s for Delta Connection.


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