GoJet parking planes?
04-02-2019, 05:56 PM
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GoJet parking planes?
Hey guys, has anyone heard this? People I know at G7 have told me that they are starting to park a couple DL planes and that some of their flights have been rescheduled with 9E and canceled from crew members schedules. Doesn’t sound promising....
04-02-2019, 07:02 PM
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from over on the Endeavor latest and greatest post...
"today GoJets delivered 2 CR7s to us as flight numbers GJS6159 and GJS6160"
I assume this is not temporary. I wonder how many GoJet will lose per month/year?
"today GoJets delivered 2 CR7s to us as flight numbers GJS6159 and GJS6160"
I assume this is not temporary. I wonder how many GoJet will lose per month/year?
04-03-2019, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Mxdelay
"today GoJets delivered 2 CR7s to us as flight numbers GJS6159 and GJS6160"
N668CA and N655CA were flown from RDU to SUX at the same time this morning. It appears they haven’t left there (SUX)?
N668CA and N655CA were flown from RDU to SUX at the same time this morning. It appears they haven’t left there (SUX)?
04-03-2019, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by gojo
Huh, maybe EB Wasn’t bsing
Now where the jets go after that... keep in mind these are some of the oldest 700s in service. They may exceed the conformity budget quickly and then the plan changes. My advice to 9E is believe it’s on property when you sign the release.
04-03-2019, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Meow1215
The writing has been on the wall, the last 6 month G7 mx has been matching engines and others components back to original airframes. All the signs pointed to the a/c being returned to lessor.
Now where the jets go after that... keep in mind these are some of the oldest 700s in service. They may exceed the conformity budget quickly and then the plan changes. My advice to 9E is believe it’s on property when you sign the release.
Now where the jets go after that... keep in mind these are some of the oldest 700s in service. They may exceed the conformity budget quickly and then the plan changes. My advice to 9E is believe it’s on property when you sign the release.
04-03-2019, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Meow1215
The writing has been on the wall, the last 6 month G7 mx has been matching engines and others components back to original airframes. All the signs pointed to the a/c being returned to lessor.
Now where the jets go after that... keep in mind these are some of the oldest 700s in service. They may exceed the conformity budget quickly and then the plan changes. My advice to 9E is believe it’s on property when you sign the release.
Now where the jets go after that... keep in mind these are some of the oldest 700s in service. They may exceed the conformity budget quickly and then the plan changes. My advice to 9E is believe it’s on property when you sign the release.
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