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Old 07-08-2019, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by amcnd View Post
I think the UA scope “mirroring” of Delta was just size, weight and number of aircraft. Not all the little, “can’t do this, cant do that” clauses..

It would be really silly and the shareholders would revolt if they ditched all there UA flying for a hand-full of aircraft for a cargo operations.

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75 CRJ 200s got the boot and Express jet took over that flying hence massive furloughs at Mesa about 11 years ago

Delta gave freedom the boot about 35 I believe EMB145s and took back their 22 CRJ9s that Mesa was flying out JFK

Check why Mesa went CH11

Easy they (UAL) can repeat that and even easier since they own most 175s that Mesa flies.
Ask the Mesa Management about that and while you are at it ask them about the 325 million settlement in Hawaii.
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Old 07-09-2019, 07:44 PM
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As has been said, Mesa flying 737’s has been a rumor for the better part of two decades. According to company lore, it might’ve almost come to fruition once upon a time if the union hadn’t been so insulted by the pay rates offered.

Personally I think there’s more validity to the A330 cargo rumor since I’ve seen the photoshopped A330 livery, but that just means more wishful thinking went into it. JO tried to evolve past codeshare in Hawaii, but it’s either not possible or he’s not the man for the job. Maybe both.

TL;DR Just what we need, a bunch of Mesa 737’s flying around. Also, who the hell wants >79 seats/cargo equivalent at a regional?

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Old 07-09-2019, 09:46 PM
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Just saw a 734 white front/DHL yellow tail at MCI this evening. Kalitta Charters II in the side. If anything were to happen w/ the 734’s, they’d be my guess.
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Originally Posted by deltajuliet View Post
As has been said, Mesa flying 737’s has been a rumor for the better part of two decades. According to company lore, it might’ve almost come to fruition once upon a time if the union hadn’t been so insulted by the pay rates offered.

Personally I think there’s more validity to the A330 cargo rumor since I’ve seen the photoshopped A330 livery, but that just means more wishful thinking went into it. JO tried to evolve past codeshare in Hawaii, but it’s either not possible or he’s not the man for the job. Maybe both.

TL;DR Just what we need, a bunch of Mesa 737’s flying around. Also, who the hell wants >79 seats/cargo equivalent at a regional?




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112/hr for a 12 year captain
Very generous by Mesa management.....sarcastic obviously
When I heard that at ALPA National I was laughing however some of your 12 reps at the time...yes some like 2 I believe who are currently JetBlue captains were ready to go for it and that was pathetic.
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Old 07-17-2019, 09:33 AM
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Scope may indeed come into play.

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/freightos-looks-to-bring-united-airlines-air-cargo-service-online
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Old 07-17-2019, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by pangolin View Post
Scope may indeed come into play.

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/freightos-looks-to-bring-united-airlines-air-cargo-service-online
Yeah Mesa wants to get into cargo with a large percentage of UAL birds up for renewal, might get slapped down by UAL if they are even renewing our flying.
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Old 07-17-2019, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by NovemberBravo View Post
Yeah Mesa wants to get into cargo with a large percentage of UAL birds up for renewal, might get slapped down by UAL if they are even renewing our flying.
In other words it’s time to get real serious about a backup plan...
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Originally Posted by backtoregionals View Post
In other words it’s time to get real serious about a backup plan...
Wait, wasn't that one of the best reasons for going to Mesa, to know for a fact that you'd want to get out ASAP?
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Wait, wasn't that one of the best reasons for going to Mesa, to know for a fact that you'd want to get out ASAP?
For people that live in base, it’s not terrible. I wouldn’t touch Mesa with a 10’ pole if I had to commute though.
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Originally Posted by backtoregionals View Post
For people that live in base, it’s not terrible. I wouldn’t touch Mesa with a 10’ pole if I had to commute though.
Touché

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