Mesa Airlines to operate 15 more 175s
10-06-2015 | 08:07 PM
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There was never anything stated in the press release for the first 30. Never any follow up email either, just a IAH E75 CA FO Vacancy announcement.
10-07-2015 | 06:36 AM
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Train wreck? We are already overstaffed on 175 CAs ans FOs.....
We are the #1 ontime UAX feed once again....
JO has yet to announce any hiring bonus for first officers....
But please, indulge me on how this will be a train wreck?
We are the #1 ontime UAX feed once again....
JO has yet to announce any hiring bonus for first officers....
But please, indulge me on how this will be a train wreck?
10-07-2015 | 06:47 AM
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No to burst your bubble, but ExpressJet has you beat. They have been for quite awhile now.
10-07-2015 | 07:54 AM
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Had Mesa voted yes, that yes vote would have been used as a hammer to get similar yes votes and cost at other regionals.
Do you really think the timing of the 15 airframes had nothing to do with the upcoming vote? JO knew he had those airframes coming long ago! He kept it in his pocket to get what he wanted.
United knew where those airframes were going long ago too. They allowed JO to keep that secret as leverage.
Even with the NO vote, the decision had long ago been made. They were coming no matter what!
Had Mesa voted yes, nothing would have changed with the 15 airframes other than other FFD airlines currently in negotiations would have been told "see, good things happen when you play ball."
Do you really think the timing of the 15 airframes had nothing to do with the upcoming vote? JO knew he had those airframes coming long ago! He kept it in his pocket to get what he wanted.
United knew where those airframes were going long ago too. They allowed JO to keep that secret as leverage.
Even with the NO vote, the decision had long ago been made. They were coming no matter what!
Had Mesa voted yes, nothing would have changed with the 15 airframes other than other FFD airlines currently in negotiations would have been told "see, good things happen when you play ball."
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