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#641
You guys still don't make sense, what Eagle routes will you do that require over water ops? Eagle currently doesn't have any routes that require over water ops. If it was to pick up the slack for the ATR in the Caribbean, much of what the ATR does out of SJU can't be done by a CRJ 200, and for the Miami stuff is not required.
#642
Who knows what the over-water ops are for? All I can confirm is that these conversions are truely taking place, and there is no way ExpressJet would spend the $$$ to convert these aircraft for "hopes" of using them somewhere. Your guess is as good as mine, but if the higher ups are telling people these conversions are for American flying, what else could it be?!
Not saying either way if this rumor is true. Just saying not all that glitters is gold.
#643
One terrible question. What if the routes we are discussing aren't necessarily replacing AE flying out of San Juan or Miami, but are actually replacing some of the AA flying from Miami to the islands or South America or Central America? I fear this may be the case!!! (I truely hope I'm wrong!)
#644
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Based on what we know right now (pilots, not management) reserve will be over a year on the CRJ, but that could change at any time. For August, the most junior line holder in Atlanta (assuming no pre-assigned credit or vacation low) is probably a May 2008 hire, but it was probably an October 2010 hire in July since we didn't hire between June 2008 and September 2010. The most junior line holder in IAD and DTW (same assumptions) are probably April 2011 and March 2011 respectively. I looked at the seniority list and pilot assignment lists and very roughly figured about 18% reserves to come up with these numbers, except for Atlanta, which I approximated from my August bid.
Reserve is not bad if you live in base.
Reserve is not bad if you live in base.
#645
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Alright guy you've made your point perfectly clear your think ASA doing any American flying is ludicrous and it will never happen. Who is to say its eagle replacement flying and not part of AA diversifying their regional feed? Just because you fly at eagle don't get so butt hurt and wound up about our company rumors.
#646
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Yes they probably are trying to get rid of the 50 seaters. In the mean time why would they not go with someone cheaper? Again I'm not saying this is all true or not, won't believe until I see it but things are pointing that way.
#647
Rumors are rumors, there is nothing that I can do to change the way the individuals appointed to make decision in the airline wants to do the flying. All I can do is show up fly the airplane the way the company wants me to and comply with the CBA! If you guys get "eagle" or "AA" flying good for you guys bad for us long term and short term.
#648
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From: AN124 FE
The over water ops are because you guys are probably taking 9Es flying out of ATL... Maybe not the airplanes but the routes
#649
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Alright guy you've made your point perfectly clear your think ASA doing any American flying is ludicrous and it will never happen. Who is to say its eagle replacement flying and not part of AA diversifying their regional feed? Just because you fly at eagle don't get so butt hurt and wound up about our company rumors.
#650
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From: Qualified to carry liquids through security.
With all the pay and contract cuts they're proposing from eagle, I don't know how anyone could be cheaper. It's garbage.
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