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Ambitious? Yep. They do also have at least one Navajo that they fly on their current (only) EAS route, and they have at least 3 barons (at least three registered to them anyway).
Their EAS proposal says they have to use a 'Van for the new routes (unless they amended it), so yes, I am assuming they can get financing or put seats back in their current 'Van and use it to start service somewhere. With the gub'mnt promising them a check for $6.something million/year, financing shouldn't be impossible. They do have an extra month and a half to take delivery and start some service, and until Jan to start ORD. |
Originally Posted by trevv
(Post 699428)
Ambitious? Yep. They do also have at least one Navajo that they fly on their current (only) EAS route, and they have at least 3 barons (at least three registered to them anyway).
Their EAS proposal says they have to use a 'Van for the new routes (unless they amended it), so yes, I am assuming they can get financing or put seats back in their current 'Van and use it to start service somewhere. With the gub'mnt promising them a check for $6.something million/year, financing shouldn't be impossible. They do have an extra month and a half to take delivery and start some service, and until Jan to start ORD. |
The entire award is detailed here:
http://files.kfvs.com/news/Cape_Air_approval.pdf I noticed that the Cape Air default provision is only on the Decatur route. Since KAP didn't bid on Burlingon, IA, I guess Multi-Aero is the only option. I suppose this would make it easier for Multi-Aero to start service at Decatur ASAP to avoid losing it, then Burlington whenever they get around to it thereby reducing chances of a Cape Air takeover of the Decatur route. Cape Air is also flying 6 RT's every day (only 4 at CGI but still no reduction on Sat/Sun). Hopefully they will need even more pilots to do the extra weekend flying... |
Changing the subject for a moment.....
I understand Cape Air has some pilots based at RSW (Ft. Myers). Where would this fall is the scheme of things - real senior/real junior/someplace in between? Where should a new hire (when there is such a thing) plan to be based? |
Originally Posted by Navajo31
(Post 700017)
Changing the subject for a moment.....
I understand Cape Air has some pilots based at RSW (Ft. Myers). Where would this fall is the scheme of things - real senior/real junior/someplace in between? Where should a new hire (when there is such a thing) plan to be based? |
Any idea what the schedule looks like for the STL guys/gals?
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Mostly 4 on/3 off.
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Thanks.
-mini |
Originally Posted by travelnate
(Post 698729)
Does Cape Air fly in IFR conditions? These cities will be IFR only close to 50 - 60 days a year.
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I am pretty sure we do not fly IFR...especially the ATR ops;)
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