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08-11-2020 | 07:41 PM

#761

ninerdriver

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Quote:

Originally Posted by THKooj

Envoy pilots will be flying all over the Caribbean soon.

Huh. I didn't know Gainesville and Tallahassee were in the Caribbean.

08-11-2020 | 08:10 PM

#762

buddies8

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Originally Posted by Varsity

If I remember right, all the 145's had the same takeoff weight.

A 145 driver could probably confirm/deny this.

when I left the 145, there were only about 15 heavy weight mods. Did not know the did it to the whole fleet.

08-13-2020 | 04:50 PM

#763

johnjacob

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Quote:

Originally Posted by buddies8

when I left the 145, there were only about 15 heavy weight mods. Did not know the did it to the whole fleet.

When did you leave? 2007?

08-14-2020 | 03:43 AM

#764

NotChewbacca

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Does anyone know the count of people who took the latest VEOP? Additionally does anyone have the highlights of what they offered?

08-14-2020 | 05:25 AM

#765

captive apple

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Originally Posted by 3400

Given that Johnny O on the Mesa call is basically saying “if we get an extension with AA, it will be smaller than we currently operate”, I’m a subscriber in the rumor of more DFW flying and dipping our toes in PHX.

YX is doing fine in MIA, there’s no reason for AA to replace them with Eaglevoy.

You think that AA reducing capacity on MESA means they will shift DFW capacity to you during a pandemic when everyone has too much flying and not enough passengers?

08-14-2020 | 05:48 AM

#766

But seriously

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Quote:

Originally Posted by captive apple

You think that AA reducing capacity on MESA means they will shift DFW capacity to you during a pandemic when everyone has too much flying and not enough passengers?

A lot of Mesa flying has ALREADY transitioned to ENY. I have no idea if it is/was temporary or long term. Half the OT flying I did this summer was Mesa routes.

08-14-2020 | 08:55 AM

#767

3400

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Quote:

Originally Posted by captive apple

You think that AA reducing capacity on MESA means they will shift DFW capacity to you during a pandemic when everyone has too much flying and not enough passengers?

Any moves AA makes on Mesa seems to be permanent. Either ending contracts on 20ish year old airplanes or ending the agreement altogether. Flying has been shifting towards Envoy and even SkyWest. This has been happening for a while now.