JB launches fleet review - bye bye E190?
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#12
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Position: 190 captain and “Pro-pilot”
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The flight deck is not very comfortable along with the seats. I have no idea why you need to step up to get in it, get rid of that step and it would be better. I was a crj guy so I am more of a bombardier fan. I wouldn't mind seeing a large C fleet here.
But I think the 190 will be leaving us soon which really should not come as a shock.
#15
Airbus delivery slots are going to be like slots at LGA/DCA/etc. Very limited availability.
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The C-Series is interesting but new. Could be good once they iron out all the kinks. The downside will eventually be the high lease/acquisition costs and whether that outweighs what has to be a heavily discounted 190 cost to own.
Get on board early with the C-Series and perhaps get a discount? We'll hear the same complaints "Why would we be a launch customer" every time the plane gets a write up. Once the plane becomes successful and proven the cost will surely go up to acquire.
#17
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Very true, unless Alaska decides to dump the Virgin fleet then we might have an opportunity. Who knows what will happen in this industry tho.
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