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XtremeF150 06-04-2007 08:15 PM

Air Midwest closing 5 domiciles
 
Although most of you don't care about the little old t-prop airlines, I figured I would post this thread for any of those ppl that might. The company posted a bid today to close CHS on 7/1/07 as well as HOB. Then in the next 90 days we are trying to close AHN, CDC, & VIS. I was also told that we might be halting service to FMN which is the largest domicile here right now. This would likely reduce many crews at this domicile as well. I doubt they will actually close it however since it is also a mx base. The previous 5 domiciles have about 30 crewmembers currently working in them.
I don't really know what this all means but I think Air Midwest's days might be numbered. Mesa has succesfully slaughtered one of the former great regionals.

SaltyDog 06-04-2007 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 175472)
Although most of you don't care about the little old t-prop airlines, I figured I would post this thread for any of those ppl that might. The company posted a bid today to close CHS on 7/1/07 as well as HOB. Then in the next 90 days we are trying to close AHN, CDC, & VIS. I was also told that we might be halting service to FMN which is the largest domicile here right now. This would likely reduce many crews at this domicile as well. I doubt they will actually close it however since it is also a mx base. The previous 5 domiciles have about 30 crewmembers currently working in them.
I don't really know what this all means but I think Air Midwest's days might be numbered. Mesa has succesfully slaughtered one of the former great regionals.

All the best for the future, was always glad to find great crews at the next job. Sorry to say good bye to other great crews. At least the hiring environment gives you options.

sgrd0q 06-05-2007 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 175472)
Although most of you don't care about the little old t-prop airlines, I figured I would post this thread for any of those ppl that might. The company posted a bid today to close CHS on 7/1/07 as well as HOB. Then in the next 90 days we are trying to close AHN, CDC, & VIS. I was also told that we might be halting service to FMN which is the largest domicile here right now. This would likely reduce many crews at this domicile as well. I doubt they will actually close it however since it is also a mx base. The previous 5 domiciles have about 30 crewmembers currently working in them.
I don't really know what this all means but I think Air Midwest's days might be numbered. Mesa has succesfully slaughtered one of the former great regionals.


So long, and thanks for all the fish.

rickair7777 06-05-2007 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by SaltyDog (Post 175496)
All the best for the future, was always glad to find great crews at the next job. Sorry to say good bye to other great crews. At least the hiring environment gives you options.


Actually they don't have to worry about jobs! The reason I think JO is shuttering AMW is so that he can xfer the pilots over to mesa to fly the jet...in hopes of keeping his codeshares staffed for another month or two!

I have to admit I though JO was toast in June...I didn't see any way he would be able to staff YV. It didn't occur to me that he would liquidate AMW and re-use the pilots! Just goes to show you never know what stunt that guy is going to pull next.

The AMW pilots are already on the mesa list, so they just have to be trainined on an RJ.

mccube5 06-05-2007 08:07 AM

where are all those planes going once the company is liquidated?

N2rotation 06-05-2007 08:49 AM

It's good to see pilots moving on to better companies. This way JO and his cronies are even more starved for pilots.

The writing is on the wall for Mesa Air Group... and instead of fixing the contract, management will just run it into the ground, or China. Some corporate cultures just don't believe in employee dignity.

flyguy19348 06-05-2007 12:37 PM

Gulfstream bought it

XtremeF150 06-05-2007 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by flyguy19348 (Post 175766)
Gulfstream bought it

I don't think the whole certificate is sold...but I am sure they will drop a couple aircraft. We lose 2 domiciles at the end of this month so I expect those first two aircraft to disappear in early July.

Bascuela 06-05-2007 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 175950)
I don't think the whole certificate is sold...but I am sure they will drop a couple aircraft. We lose 2 domiciles at the end of this month so I expect those first two aircraft to disappear in early July.

poor VIS, can't keep anyone...

flyfresno 06-05-2007 09:16 PM

VIS was a domicile??? It's a cool town, but FAT is less than 45 minutes away, they dont really need air service...


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