L-ASA (ExpressJet CRJ side)
01-12-2017 | 01:17 PM
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Team,
I know there are a lot of questions surrounding the movement of our 200 aircraft, and as I’ve said before, I will share information to the best of my knowledge as soon as possible.
That said, here’s what I know of the CRJ200 fleet over the course of the year.
American CRJ200s
We have 14 American CRJ200s total. Twelve are being replaced by CRJ700s and two will remain on line for our pro-rate flying in Meridian and Hattiesburg.
The twelve aircraft being removed are owned by SkyWest, Inc. and will be swapped out at SkyWest Airlines. This is not a net growth for SkyWest, as they are replacing more expensive 200s in their fleet. It is purely a common sense financial decision. In addition, four of the CRJ700s that we will be flying are coming from SkyWest Airlines.
Delta CRJ200s
We currently have 37 Delta CRJ200s. Of these 37:
Approximately half will be sold by us to Delta while six others will be subleased. As we understand it, some will be going to Endeavor. Some will be dismantled for parts. As these aircraft will be owned by Delta, it is up to their discretion how and in what way they will be utilized.
The remaining aircraft will be returned to their third party owner, which is not the company, SkyWest, Inc., or Delta.
My goal is to remain as upfront as possible. I’m happy to continue talking about this movement in the next pilot conference calls, which will be held the week of January 23. Specific call information will be coming soon. A summary will also be available for those who can’t make it.
Regards,
Greg
I know there are a lot of questions surrounding the movement of our 200 aircraft, and as I’ve said before, I will share information to the best of my knowledge as soon as possible.
That said, here’s what I know of the CRJ200 fleet over the course of the year.
American CRJ200s
We have 14 American CRJ200s total. Twelve are being replaced by CRJ700s and two will remain on line for our pro-rate flying in Meridian and Hattiesburg.
The twelve aircraft being removed are owned by SkyWest, Inc. and will be swapped out at SkyWest Airlines. This is not a net growth for SkyWest, as they are replacing more expensive 200s in their fleet. It is purely a common sense financial decision. In addition, four of the CRJ700s that we will be flying are coming from SkyWest Airlines.
Delta CRJ200s
We currently have 37 Delta CRJ200s. Of these 37:
Approximately half will be sold by us to Delta while six others will be subleased. As we understand it, some will be going to Endeavor. Some will be dismantled for parts. As these aircraft will be owned by Delta, it is up to their discretion how and in what way they will be utilized.
The remaining aircraft will be returned to their third party owner, which is not the company, SkyWest, Inc., or Delta.
My goal is to remain as upfront as possible. I’m happy to continue talking about this movement in the next pilot conference calls, which will be held the week of January 23. Specific call information will be coming soon. A summary will also be available for those who can’t make it.
Regards,
Greg
01-12-2017 | 01:34 PM
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From: Bent over
01-12-2017 | 04:00 PM
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01-13-2017 | 09:06 AM
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Sincerely,
6.5 year FO bailing immediately
01-14-2017 | 01:56 PM
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If you go on Delta Travelnet and pick just about any city pair L-ASA is currently flying for Delta and check about 6 months out you'll see that it's all scheduled to be flown by EDV. Does this confirm the EDV ATL base and that L-ASA will be gone later in 2017?
01-14-2017 | 01:59 PM
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yes and no respectively
01-14-2017 | 02:07 PM
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12 June seems to be about the cutoff point.
01-14-2017 | 04:19 PM
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From: 3+ hour sit in the ATL
I just checked 11 Jul 2017 ATL-GNV (and several others listed below).
7 flights that day, one a 717, the rest appear to be 50 seaters with the following caveat:
"Operated by Connection Carrier, EXPRESSJET DBA DEL"
Also saw ATL-HPN, all expressjet; ATL-BHM, ATL-TRI, ATL-XNA, ATL-YUL, ATL-YYZ, ATL-VLD, ATL-VPS, ATL-HOU and on, and on... most if not all operated by expressjet.
I did see a sprinkling of endeavor in some of the city pairs in there, but not what I expected based on your post.
7 flights that day, one a 717, the rest appear to be 50 seaters with the following caveat:
"Operated by Connection Carrier, EXPRESSJET DBA DEL"
Also saw ATL-HPN, all expressjet; ATL-BHM, ATL-TRI, ATL-XNA, ATL-YUL, ATL-YYZ, ATL-VLD, ATL-VPS, ATL-HOU and on, and on... most if not all operated by expressjet.
I did see a sprinkling of endeavor in some of the city pairs in there, but not what I expected based on your post.
Last edited by Drum; 01-14-2017 at 04:42 PM.
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