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Originally Posted by Jamo
(Post 3886259)
Mergers and Acquisitions. Maybe atlas?
Making room. |
Originally Posted by Smoked
(Post 3886455)
Yea, "making room" for a new wetlease after FY25. |
Originally Posted by opt0712
(Post 3886481)
Following the closure, Atlas will continue to utilise some of Polar's freighters for DHL Express flights, while the rest of the freighters will be redeployed by Atlas.
Yea, "making room" for a new wetlease after FY25. |
Originally Posted by max8222
(Post 3886538)
Better hurry up and get you applications out!
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Originally Posted by opt0712
(Post 3886694)
I grew up in a FedEx family. I know how the business model works. Wetleases are normal. I welcome them with the right penalties.
since the FCH was a thing there was a 65k MTOGW scope limitation. No reason to give that up. |
Originally Posted by opt0712
(Post 3886694)
I grew up in a FedEx family. I know how the business model works. Wetleases are normal. I welcome them with the right penalties.
i believe the 65k rule still applies exist. |
Originally Posted by max8222
(Post 3886964)
One of the more reasonable on here. Three month wetlease widow around peak. Prior to this model air freight companies would furlough for up to six months each year after peak.
i believe the 65k rule still applies exist. |
Originally Posted by MEMA300
(Post 3887293)
Only because the TA failed.
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The limit is greater than 60,000lbs.....in both TA1 and CBA 2015. IF TA1 had passed the limit was still 60K.
Section 1.B.3 in both CBA 2015 and TA1. |
Originally Posted by Laughing_Jakal
(Post 3887368)
The limit is greater than 60,000lbs.....in both TA1 and CBA 2015. IF TA1 had passed the limit was still 60K.
Section 1.B.3 in both CBA 2015 and TA1. You mean A300 is another uniformed pilot on our seniority list? |
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