Questions for the SKYW guys
05-16-2007 | 09:05 PM
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
Per the ASA purchase agreement, SKW Inc. is entitled to a large percentage (40% I think) of all future DAL regional growth. This does not include the re-shuffling that is occuring amongst the existing carriers.
05-16-2007 | 09:12 PM
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In the initial news on Midwest they mentioned up to 25 aircraft I believe. I'm betting there going to see how well the first 14-15 aircraft work out before commiting to any more. I hope they actually get them and open a MCI domicile as well. I think we've seen our last Delta aircraft though. Even if we do wind up with any more 76 seaters we'll probably park an equal number of 50 seaters.
As for the Midwest flying, from speaking with people in SGU I've been told that Midwest is VERY happy with the way the flying is going. There was an interview with the CEO of midwest and he said that the RJ flying had exceded their expectations.
The new rumor is that the addition 10 200s would work out of Kansas City.
05-17-2007 | 07:40 AM
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From: rj 700/900
The 900s would be in the 70 configuration, as the 700 and 900 burn the same amount of fuel but allow for 10klbs more of load.
As for the Midwest flying, from speaking with people in SGU I've been told that Midwest is VERY happy with the way the flying is going. There was an interview with the CEO of midwest and he said that the RJ flying had exceded their expectations.
The new rumor is that the addition 10 200s would work out of Kansas City.
As for the Midwest flying, from speaking with people in SGU I've been told that Midwest is VERY happy with the way the flying is going. There was an interview with the CEO of midwest and he said that the RJ flying had exceded their expectations.
The new rumor is that the addition 10 200s would work out of Kansas City.
05-17-2007 | 08:16 AM
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05-17-2007 | 08:35 AM
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From: rj 700/900
First do you fly the crj? According to skyw's 200/700/900 differences quick reference card, the 700 burns 4300 lbs its first hour and 3500 the second. The 900 burns 4800 its first hour and 3800 the second.
Like usual you have no clue what you are talking about. Before you post please research a little.
Like usual you have no clue what you are talking about. Before you post please research a little.
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