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Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3100226)
I wish AW could take the 700s. I don’t relish getting jr assigned to a base like ERW or ORD but I don’t think they can get up to speed with the 700/550 fast enough. Adding it to the certificate is just a small part of the battle. YV could fly them tomorrow. We have excess CRJ 700 qualified pilots on property, current and ready to fly. If GJ pulled the plug Oct 1 YV could step in instantly.
I don't know how GJ does maintenance, but from the same owner, when we got TSA's old planes, they were pieces of trash and took forever to get up to spec. |
Haha Pangolin, same thing same time.
I’m just a guessing man on all this but it’s pretty much from the conference call. The haters are gonna hate but JO is in his element right now. Furthermore, again, just guesswork but I don’t believe for a second that we’re going to have a 737 fleet of 2. APC will really lose their minds when that doubles, triples, quadruples or more. |
Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3100242)
No other carrier could fly them "tomorrow". You need a largeish maintenance operation to conform all of those planes.
I don't know how GJ does maintenance, but from the same owner, when we got TSA's old planes, they were pieces of trash and took forever to get up to spec. |
Originally Posted by normalperson
(Post 3100225)
AWAC put 700 on certificate to court UA and stay relevant in the running BUT AW pilots would have to have differences training and landings whereas Mesa can walk into gojets airplanes and fly them tomorrow at no extra cost to Mesa or UA.
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Originally Posted by GA2Jets
(Post 3100251)
If AW ate the cost, which they very well might, and all they had to do was train a some pilots and mechanics on differences, I doubt that would be much of a problem for UA. Maybe they won't get the contract, but if it were so obviously not going to work, they wouldn't waste the time and money.
Those birds are going to Mesa. |
Originally Posted by idlethrust
(Post 3100253)
Aw should have done this years ago. Now I think it’s too much too late , trying everything to save a sinking ship.
Those birds are going to Mesa. |
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Originally Posted by idlethrust
(Post 3100253)
Aw should have done this years ago. Now I think it’s too much too late , trying everything to save a sinking ship.
Those birds are going to Mesa. |
Originally Posted by jcool734
(Post 3100260)
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Originally Posted by GA2Jets
(Post 3100251)
If AW ate the cost, which they very well might, and all they had to do was train a some pilots and mechanics on differences, I doubt that would be much of a problem for UA. Maybe they won't get the contract, but if it were so obviously not going to work, they wouldn't waste the time and money.
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