Originally Posted by Shiner (Post 3201705)

You’re so out of touch, Agent Orange Juice. Republic is 33% owned by AA and their pilots make a heck of a lot more than Envoy pilots do. They voted no on many contracts and eventually got paid more because of it. Much respect is due to them as a whole.

AA moved them out of MIA partly because Delta was taking advantage of the RAH base there and expanding in MIA with the Latam deal. AA was fighting back Delta. Has nothing to do with Envoy or RAH, really.


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Originally Posted by THKooj (Post 3201696)

Exactly. That flying is American flying and the plan has always been for Envoy to be fully back in MIA and far stronger than ever. Evident even more so now with the heavies being based there. Don't forget, Republic is just a contractor and doesn't own any of their flying. Envoy owns theirs by virtue of being wholly owned by American. AA now needs Republic to fill in the gaps up in NY. For now. As Envoy's 175 fleet grows, you'll see Envoy taking back most if not all of NY as well. I'm sorry for the Republic guys complaining here. It's just what happens when you work for a lowball contractor.

Originally Posted by FltCtrlNoDsptch (Post 3201731)

Envoy referring to their 175s as “heavies.” Ha, that’s cute. And y’all wonder why you have the reputation that you have.

Originally Posted by FltCtrlNoDsptch (Post 3201731)

Envoy referring to their 175s as “heavies.” Ha, that’s cute. And y’all wonder why you have the reputation that you have.

Originally Posted by FltCtrlNoDsptch (Post 3201731)

Envoy referring to their 175s as “heavies.” Ha, that’s cute. And y’all wonder why you have the reputation that you have.

Originally Posted by Crimson37Roger (Post 3201770)

I actually prefer “wide body”

Originally Posted by pitchattitude (Post 3201761)

THKoolAid is not an Envoy pilot. Nobody at Envoy claims him or any of his statements.