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Training Department last fall said they are working on getting ETOPS 180 certification. Most North Atlantic routes are good with ETOPS 120.
I can see us getting the A321LR and start going to Western Europe and with our Mint and Core cabin product, I bet we would do very well.
I can see us getting the A321LR and start going to Western Europe and with our Mint and Core cabin product, I bet we would do very well.
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Training Department last fall said they are working on getting ETOPS 180 certification. Most North Atlantic routes are good with ETOPS 120.
I can see us getting the A321LR and start going to Western Europe and with our Mint and Core cabin product, I bet we would do very well.
I can see us getting the A321LR and start going to Western Europe and with our Mint and Core cabin product, I bet we would do very well.
Light Shaded areas require ETOPS 120, dark shaded would be 180:
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?MS=wls&DU=mi&E=120&E=180
#93
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I don't think ETOPS is a secret. They've been talking about it for months in recurrent and upgrade classes. We will be running my mock ETOPS runs on transcons to speed up the process. I think they applied last summer some time.
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Anybody else think that it should be us running this route? Our partners already run to SNN and DUB from BOS. Seems like this would be a perfect start to TATL expansion?
Anybody else think that it should be us running this route? Our partners already run to SNN and DUB from BOS. Seems like this would be a perfect start to TATL expansion?
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#97
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Why not share lift? Why not "share" with aer lingus to ORK/SNN/DUB? We are PARTNERS, after all? Compete against WOW to KEF? Why not? Their 321s can do it, so can ours. Its a start.
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I like the TATL idea, but we're also missing out on a lot of opportunities on the "fly over states". I want to look at this airline as ever expanding into new reaches of the world, but something tells me that they need to connect the dots domestically before they venture too far into legacy territory. International lift, historically, requires a TON of regional feed. We're just not there yet. Thats the bread and butter of the whipsaw that is DAL/UAL/AAL...
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I like the TATL idea, but we're also missing out on a lot of opportunities on the "fly over states". I want to look at this airline as ever expanding into new reaches of the world, but something tells me that they need to connect the dots domestically before they venture too far into legacy territory. International lift, historically, requires a TON of regional feed. We're just not there yet. Thats the bread and butter of the whipsaw that is DAL/UAL/AAL...
Just my 2 cents.
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I like the TATL idea, but we're also missing out on a lot of opportunities on the "fly over states". I want to look at this airline as ever expanding into new reaches of the world, but something tells me that they need to connect the dots domestically before they venture too far into legacy territory. International lift, historically, requires a TON of regional feed. We're just not there yet. Thats the bread and butter of the whipsaw that is DAL/UAL/AAL...
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