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Originally Posted by par8head
(Post 126653)
Take care of our (Comair) planes Xjet! we will miss them :( But congrats on the new flights!
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Originally Posted by goarmy
(Post 126658)
Who did they 'steal' the flying from?
...and these are the same kids that 'stand their ground' and complain about Gojet.... Hippocrate comes to mind... goes to show......regional flying is ALL contract work....as I said earlier.....glad for my friends at Express....I am looking at a 6-7 year upgrade....my fault because I am not starting over to chase an upgrade..... I just couldnt help but notice the complete hipocracy in immature and most 21-28 year olds who complain about one company taking flying but jump for joy when it is theirs....its mind numbing |
Originally Posted by goarmy
(Post 126658)
Who did they 'steal' the flying from?
...and these are the same kids that 'stand their ground' and complain about Gojet.... Hippocrate comes to mind... goes to show......regional flying is ALL contract work....as I said earlier.....glad for my friends at Express....I am looking at a 6-7 year upgrade....my fault because I am not starting over to chase an upgrade..... I just couldnt help but notice the complete hipocracy in immature and most 21-28 year olds who complain about one company taking flying but jump for joy when it is theirs....its mind numbing |
Originally Posted by Bloodhound
(Post 126686)
While you do make a good point, I think the big difference is our compensation is higher than ASA's and, more importantly, we are not an non-union alter-ego carrier that was created to sidestep a current contract. I have no idea what the deal is worth or what ASA is getting paid but I doubt our price is low enough to be considered an under-cut. I could be wrong, though.
Good news for XJT, but I wouldn't gloat too much. There are still some red flags. But overall, and I mean this sincerely, congrats! Now you can at least breathe a little easier! At least your company is winning RFP's... |
what kind of routes will xjt get to fly out of lax, i know the mexico trips but what about the sf bay area cities?
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Originally Posted by fosters
(Post 126693)
Good news for XJT, but I wouldn't gloat too much. There are still some red flags. But overall, and I mean this sincerely, congrats! Now you can at least breathe a little easier! At least your company is winning RFP's... |
Originally Posted by Bloodhound
(Post 126686)
While you do make a good point, I think the big difference is our compensation is higher than ASA's and, more importantly, we are not an non-union alter-ego carrier that was created to sidestep a current contract. I have no idea what the deal is worth or what ASA is getting paid but I doubt our price is low enough to be considered an under-cut. I could be wrong, though.
Let me please qualify this, however. I'm not knocking XJT guys, I've got lots of friends over there hope the company does great. I do find it odd, though, when guys critique one co for getting flying from another company and then jump for joy at the same thing. But, they're all doing it. What can you do? |
Originally Posted by STR8NLVL
(Post 126802)
If your price is lower, you're undercutting. ASA's in .
I work for a company that is expensive, not only in wages but in overall cost structure, which prevents them from winning these RFP's. Don't be jealous they are building a better mousetrap, that has nothing to do with undercutting. |
Originally Posted by STR8NLVL
(Post 126802)
If your price is lower, you're undercutting. ASA's in the middle of contract negotiations and get undercut by another carrier.
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Originally Posted by mccube5
(Post 126822)
I think that is taking the concept of "undercutting" a little too far. Yeah theoretically in its simplest form it may be. But we are not talking about Mesa or the likes winning some flying. When we are talking about one of the top end regionals winning flying i think it shows they are simply a better run company.
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