JB E190 v A320
10-25-2014 | 06:13 PM
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JB E190 v A320
There are threads comparing seniority and reserve life on the 2 aircraft.
I'm curious about comparing the flying they do. Can someone (it would be perfect if you've flown both) talk about the difference in the routes. For example, my friend who flys Embraers for AA says he pretty much never flys west of the Mississippi.
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I'm curious about comparing the flying they do. Can someone (it would be perfect if you've flown both) talk about the difference in the routes. For example, my friend who flys Embraers for AA says he pretty much never flys west of the Mississippi.
Thanks.
10-25-2014 | 08:13 PM
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JB E190 v A320
The Airbus is the larger fleet, and the pairings have fewer legs. It flies pretty much over the entire route map. There are far more "bus only" cities than "E190 only" cities.
The E190 is only East Coast and Caribbean. It is only based in BOS, JFK and MCO. The pairings often have 4 leg days. There aren't many red-eyes, though a few do exist. Since it isn't a growing fleet, the movement has slowed down.
The E190 is only East Coast and Caribbean. It is only based in BOS, JFK and MCO. The pairings often have 4 leg days. There aren't many red-eyes, though a few do exist. Since it isn't a growing fleet, the movement has slowed down.
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