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05-08-2020, 03:20 AM
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Originally Posted by WhiteH2O
From what I've seen they are improving a bit. I went from an average of single digits to seeing upper 40s to 50 passengers. This is probably partly due to them figuring out how to schedule flights to maximize passenger loads, but it has to be partly due to an increase in passengers as well. A few weeks ago, I saw nearly all single business people flying, and now I'm seeing families and couples. Seems like it has started to transition from essential business travel to at least some family travel.
05-21-2020, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by toolowgoaround
Yesterday's TSA screenings were up to 215,444 compared to 94,931 a month ago.
This is a great trend, nice to read about pax numbers doubling instead of reported infections!
06-04-2020, 03:18 PM
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AAG just announced they're likely laying off 3,000 people October 1, but since demand is apparently coming back faster for regional flying than for mainline, we're probably less screwed than Alaska is.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
06-04-2020, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by cactusflyer
AAG just announced they're likely laying off 3,000 people October 1, but since demand is apparently coming back faster for regional flying than for mainline, we're probably less screwed than Alaska is.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
06-04-2020, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by cactusflyer
AAG just announced they're likely laying off 3,000 people October 1, but since demand is apparently coming back faster for regional flying than for mainline, we're probably less screwed than Alaska is.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
It's even better for Skywest, since they're apparently keeping their flying, and will literally be stealing jobs from union employees in a couple months.
06-05-2020, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by flysnoopy76
Horizon isn’t furloughing any pilots, only Alaska is, you complain about Skywest stealing jobs, that’s a bit of an ironic statement.
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