Can you post the memo that said it was only the L-ASA 200's and not the Skywest 200's that were being parked?

The SKW inter memo. Basically the press release states ASA to loss all 200 flying and gaining 700's for AA (12'ish). And on the SKW side they said they will loss a few to "old age", but no significant drop of 200's. SkyWest is even back flying 700's for Alaska!!

In addition, using the word "parked" to quote No Lies is a misnomer. While a significant number are being parked many are going to SkyWest and Endeavor.

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Agreed. Saw three EV tails in ORD yesterday. One of them in SKW livery.

I don't see why anyone is surprised that some xjt aircraft will be at OO. If Inc wants to get rid of 200s from xjt where would you expect them to go with the 200s? It would make sense to replace some older ones from OO and park the older ones instead.

Skyw has been flying EV tails for years.

And Comair, Mesaba, Pinnacle, Horizon, etc.

You forgot Independence air and Air Mekong...

Nope, not surprised they are "transferring" the aircraft. But that wasn't the point. The point is that if they were going to operated anyway, why do they have to leave ASA?

SKW had a press release recently. Something like 76 total 200s to be given up, I think it was 49 from XJT. You can go back a few pages (maybe a month?) in the SKW thread and find the public link to the article. EDV seems to be getting 14 of them in 2017.