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Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 3272738)
even way back in the bankruptcy refinancing when they had to open their books involuntarily, the plan was 2024 for the EMB's. Covid may have made that more financially feasible to do sooner, with the glut of good used aircraft on the market cheap.
Shrinking isn't the plan, replacing is. The shrinking comes later from the pilot shortage. Then there is the issue of a whole other company (PDT) that needs to have its aircraft replaced, but since those are at another company, they could be any plane that met scope of a small RJ. |
Originally Posted by pitchattitude
(Post 3272741)
What “good used aircraft” are there that can replace the 145? They have to be small RJ by scope and if ENY is going to fly them, they really have to be 170s. Not that many made and all indications are that of the nine AeroMexico had only one was in good enough condition to purchase.
Then there is the issue of a whole other company (PDT) that needs to have its aircraft replaced, but since those are at another company, they could be any plane that met scope of a small RJ. |
Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 3272743)
You're still thinking too locally. PDT will likely become staffing fodder via consolidation for the other two as the shortage worsens. As the vendors drop (like TSA did) due to not meeting contractual completion factors that opens up that many more large RJ slots. There's other things they can do as well. Think about it a little.
The only vendor, singular, that could, and likely will go away, is Mesa, at the end of their contract. Skywest and Republic aren’t going anywhere. |
Originally Posted by pitchattitude
(Post 3272799)
I WAS thinking globally. That’s why I included PDT. Most people have written them off as an “also ran” that will fall by the wayside. But American has to do something with those seat capabilities.
The only vendor, singular, that could, and likely will go away, is Mesa, at the end of their contract. Skywest and Republic aren’t going anywhere. |
Like I said, Skywest and Republic aren’t going anywhere. If someone gets cut it will be Mesa. |
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Who owns Mesa's 900's?
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Thatsok, skw is adding 40 crj700's for aag and rah at least 20 e170's for aag.
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Originally Posted by buddies8
(Post 3273067)
Thatsok, skw is adding 40 crj700's for aag and rah at least 20 e170's for aag.
But still both indications that they will continue to fly for AAG, long after Mesa and probably PDT as well. |
Originally Posted by CptnDave
(Post 3272915)
Who owns Mesa's 900's?
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