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Old 02-07-2010, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777 View Post
The non-compete clauses with the various majors almost certainly apply only to specific operating certs...with RP, CH, SA, F9, and MK the reverend probably has more than enough certs to shuffle his flying around to avoid triggering contractual no-compete issues.

I doubt the no compete clauses apply to RAH.
I think RAH owns a majority of the DCA and LGA slots. WOW, again.

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Old 02-07-2010, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by TenYearsGone View Post
I think RAH owns a majority of the DCA and LGA slots. WOW, again.

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Highly unlikely considering UsAir has agreed to swap a significant amount of LGA slots for DCA slots with DAL. If RAH owned them I don't think that could happen.

Or do you mean in terms of which UsAir Express Carrier flies in to DCA/LGA??
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RAH owns 113 commuter slots at DCA and 24 commuter slots at LGA which they purchased from USAirways in 2005 as part of the Mid-Atlantic deal.
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and they own a few gates in PIT and DCA, i think they might even own the world in dca too im not sure though. the big thing is that all the contracts RAH has are certificate specific. Thats why there was no problem when RW started flying for F9 while shuttle was flying for United out of denver as well. The regional contracts scope does not include the holding company (RAH). If it did then the DEN PHL route by F9 would have violated the no compete clause.


by the way anyone else think old dougy looked a bit intoxicated in that video
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