Envoy 2020
05-13-2020, 07:13 PM
#511
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Originally Posted by THKooj
Yup, word just came out last week at the higher levels that the storage plan was scrapped and these were slated to fly ASAP. Traffic is picking up and the forecast for June and July are looking better than planned. Great news for Envoy and it's tracking what I've been saying for the past 2 weeks that we are coming out of this and demand is slowly returning.
The only reason we are doing it is because we are cheaper than mainline crews. This is a cost savings measure, nothing else and should be looked on as a bad thing. More regional flying means less mainline flying which means we work longer for significantly less pay, less qol and less retirement/vacation.
Couple all of that with AA stock being at an all time low today and I see very little to be excited about.
05-13-2020, 07:21 PM
#512
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Originally Posted by Cyio
Shut the F up. Higher levels, give me a break. You have consistently been wrong with your “inside” info so don’t act you like you are some sage of information.
The only reason we are doing it is because we are cheaper than mainline crews. This is a cost savings measure, nothing else and should be looked on as a bad thing. More regional flying means less mainline flying which means we work longer for significantly less pay, less qol and less retirement/vacation.
Couple all of that with AA stock being at an all time low today and I see very little to be excited about.
The only reason we are doing it is because we are cheaper than mainline crews. This is a cost savings measure, nothing else and should be looked on as a bad thing. More regional flying means less mainline flying which means we work longer for significantly less pay, less qol and less retirement/vacation.
Couple all of that with AA stock being at an all time low today and I see very little to be excited about.
05-14-2020, 04:54 AM
#514
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Originally Posted by THKooj
Yup, word just came out last week at the higher levels that the storage plan was scrapped and these were slated to fly ASAP. Traffic is picking up and the forecast for June and July are looking better than planned. Great news for Envoy and it's tracking what I've been saying for the past 2 weeks that we are coming out of this and demand is slowly returning.
05-14-2020, 05:23 AM
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The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, says global traffic will still be about 10 per cent below original estimates in 2025.
The IATA doesn't see travel recovering to last year's levels until 2023, but says factors that drove a decades-long boom in air travel ultimately drive up demand.
13 May 2020
- Demand for air travel will lag behind pre-coronavirus forecasts for at least five more years, according to the latest projections from an industry trade group
The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, says global traffic will still be about 10 per cent below original estimates in 2025.
The IATA doesn't see travel recovering to last year's levels until 2023, but says factors that drove a decades-long boom in air travel ultimately drive up demand.
13 May 2020
05-14-2020, 05:27 AM
#516
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Originally Posted by nootpilot
The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, says global traffic will still be about 10 per cent below original estimates in 2025.
The IATA doesn't see travel recovering to last year's levels until 2023, but says factors that drove a decades-long boom in air travel ultimately drive up demand.
13 May 2020
- Demand for air travel will lag behind pre-coronavirus forecasts for at least five more years, according to the latest projections from an industry trade group
The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, says global traffic will still be about 10 per cent below original estimates in 2025.
The IATA doesn't see travel recovering to last year's levels until 2023, but says factors that drove a decades-long boom in air travel ultimately drive up demand.
13 May 2020
05-14-2020, 09:19 AM
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YX will have 54 of their 85 Eagle planes flying in June.
Last edited by OffAtTango; 05-14-2020 at 09:35 AM.
05-14-2020, 10:36 AM
#518
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that doesn’t mean demand is returning. It just means outsourced flying from legacies to cheaper operators to provide coverage. As previously stated, that is not a good thing.
Originally Posted by OffAtTango
YX will have 54 of their 85 Eagle planes flying in June.
05-14-2020, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by OffAtTango
YX will have 54 of their 85 Eagle planes flying in June.
05-14-2020, 01:17 PM
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Whereas envoy has parked over 90 aircraft.
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