Envoy? Really? I bet they paid some ad firm a couple hundred thousand dollars and this was the best idea they could come up with..

Some times you can't make up stuff funnier than this....

Just stop... You're buying into the boogie man fear tatics. If they want to shut you down they'll shut you down no matter how much you cave. Comair voted yes to numerous concessions before they eventually were shutdown. Comair is much different when compared to you all. Comair struck and crippled Delta who never forgot and slowly dismantled them over the years.

Now if they want to shut your doors where wod they get the pilots and planes to fill your spot? Again, it would take YEARS to replace the gap your flying would leave... Look at XJT, think they're afraid???
Give the scare tatics a rest... If your afraid of a furlough, you shouldn't be in the airlines...

Seen the deal and now flipped to a yes vote, RJ ?

Sure sounds like it. :cool:

American Airlines cuts flights from Reagan, LaGuardia airports

AAG will stop operating nonstop from LGA-ATL, LGA-CLE, LGA-MSP...

Aren't those Eagle (or Envoy) routes?

Yes, they are operated by our CRJs.

Displacement bid in the forecast…..

If you say it enough and long enough it will eventually happen at some point. Good job ace.

Insult to injury, isn't it "envoy" not "E?"
 

It looks like the official logo has a small 'e' instead of a capital 'E' just to make it even more diminutive. Terry Maxon at the Dallas Morning News points out it's not Envoy Airlines either, it's just envoy.

Both definitions are unhappily/ironically/insultingly accurate...:

envoy [1]
n
1 (Formal name) envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary a diplomat of the second class, ranking between an ambassador and a minister resident


2 an accredited messenger, agent, or representative
(C17: from French envoyé, literally: sent, from envoyer to send, from Vulgar Latin inviare (unattested) to send on a journey, from in-2 + via road)

English Collins Dictionary - English Definition & Thesaurus http://cdn2.reverso.net/lexi/v152/st...t/document.png
http://cdn2.reverso.net/lexi/v152/st...llinsLogo2.pngenvoy [2] , envoi
n
1 a brief dedicatory or explanatory stanza concluding certain forms of poetry, notably ballades


2 a postscript in other forms of verse or prose
(C14: from Old French envoye, from envoyer to send; see envoy1)

American Airlines flight XYZ*











*operated by American Eagle**










**operated by envoy

He has already stated he is a "yes" voter.