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Old 08-09-2014 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Captain Tony
Unless L-ASA already has a program ready to go...

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Originally Posted by Captain Tony
English is clearly a second language for you.

So them tell me what NDA are you talking about? But it won't matter because even though you are wrong, you will never admit it. That's why you say Acey has two syllables. You couldn't just admit to a silly meaningless error. So I won't expect you to admit so anything more serious. But please try, just for the entertainment value you provide.

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Old 08-09-2014 | 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Captain Tony
Try to follow along, Pops.

The contracts on these 50 seat jets are almost all expiring between now and 2017. UAL and DAL are trying to get SKW to extend these contracts at the money losing rates. SKW is telling UA/DL to pound sand and good luck getting passengers into your hubs or someone else to feed them. SKW is betting that UA/DL have overplayed their hand by removing feed without replacement, and I will put my money with them any day. Yes, the pro rate flying it making beaucoup bucks. Before long, you will see big airplanes with SkyWest on the tail, operating under the OO code competing with you in your largest hubs. How long are you from retirement, gramps?
So Skywest Inc agrees to a rate reset with Delta that sends Delta scrambling to get several regionals below Skywest and now they say no?
Old 08-09-2014 | 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Nevets
...That's why you say Acey has two syllables. You couldn't just admit to a silly meaningless error.
How many syllables does it have?
Old 08-09-2014 | 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by todd1200
How many syllables does it have?

I meant to say one syllable. My mistake. See now easy it is to own up to your mistakes?

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Old 08-09-2014 | 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Captain Tony
Try to follow along, Pops.

The contracts on these 50 seat jets are almost all expiring between now and 2017. UAL and DAL are trying to get SKW to extend these contracts at the money losing rates. SKW is telling UA/DL to pound sand and good luck getting passengers into your hubs or someone else to feed them. SKW is betting that UA/DL have overplayed their hand by removing feed without replacement, and I will put my money with them any day. Yes, the pro rate flying it making beaucoup bucks. Before long, you will see big airplanes with SkyWest on the tail, operating under the OO code competing with you in your largest hubs. How long are you from retirement, gramps?
You make a bold statement that UA and DL WANT Skywest to extend the 50 seat contracts. Where is your proof? DL and UA have been vocal in their plans to eleminate the 50 seat feed and it appears more flying is going to be brought in house. So please give me some reason to believe what you proclaim to be gospel, because I am not buying it.

Word at UA is they are actively seeking used narrowbody airplanes to up the flying to the RJ markets. Let's hope UA take the same path as DL in returning the flying to UA. Either way you are on the outside looking in and probably couldn't get another job even if you put an ounce of effort into the process. You are probably exspousing to anyone that will listen how you desrve mainline seniority and a flow through. You are quick to shout down other regional pilots and their prospective contracts yet you yourself sold out to take a job at the regional you work for. If you guys had been holding the line years ago and not accepting those low paying regional jobs you wouldn't be in the predicament you are in now. You can paint a 1,000 houses and they wont call you a painter, but you give one ..........

You are a flying for a company that dosn't have future or is desired by those that have proped it up for years. Go ahead and start that independent carrier, in fact why don't you call it "indpendence" HA HA HA. Or just paint your airplanes a bizare shade of green and call it expressjet. That experiment worked out really well now didn't it?
Old 08-09-2014 | 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by motormadness
I heard they are going to change the name to SkyBest for their branded ops. Their slogan will be "Superior Profitability, Superior Service".
You clearly forgot a part of the slogan. "Superior PILOTS, Superior Profitability, Superior Service".
Old 08-09-2014 | 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by AlaskaBound
You clearly forgot a part of the slogan. "Superior PILOTS, Superior Profitability, Superior Service".
"Superior Route Maps"
Old 08-10-2014 | 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
Can't see it being successful. Didn't work for Independence. Didn't work for ExpressJet. Heck, it didn't work for SkyBus and it's not working for Virgin America. BB couldn't make it work with an already established brand. Two actually.
It's called pro-rate flying, not branded flying. SkyWest is already doing plenty of this with both Delta, American and United and it most definitely is a money-maker. The entire EMB operation for Delta out of SLC is pro-rate flying. They would not be competing against their partner.
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Originally Posted by air101
"Superior Route Maps"
Superior pilots...errr, wait.
Old 08-11-2014 | 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by NVUS
It's called pro-rate flying, not branded flying. SkyWest is already doing plenty of this with both Delta, American and United and it most definitely is a money-maker. The entire EMB operation for Delta out of SLC is pro-rate flying. They would not be competing against their partner.
Go for it. I'm sure it'll work great. Especially when the FFD contracts start drying up.
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