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XJT in Australia?
It's a hell of a lot better than China and at least they're thinking outside the box. I'd go...
http://www.travelweekly.com.au/dirpl...18_10_2007.pdf |
There is no way the Aussy government would allow this, seeing there huge immigration roadblocks. Atmost I could see expressjet sending airframes to australia to be operated under australian control with Aussy pilots
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Originally Posted by Linebacker35
(Post 249178)
There is no way the Aussy government would allow this, seeing there huge immigration roadblocks. Atmost I could see expressjet sending airframes to australia to be operated under australian control with Aussy pilots
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Damn....XJT feeling the crunch, eh?
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That is in no way any kind of win for XJet...could serve to **** more than a few people off I think.
Can the 145 be ferry-permitted for that trip? I'm sure it can't be ETOPS certified...how would they get the birds there anyway - Australia is so far over water on all sides?? |
Originally Posted by DMEarc
(Post 249250)
Damn....XJT feeling the crunch, eh?
Get off the "Expressjet is in deep Sh*t bandwagon", things are always changing and we have a much brighter management team than Colgan, I wouldn't worry so much about us and I would start to worry about your new leader and the fact that you don't have a union, while your at I would worry about your payrates as well........... |
Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 249268)
yeah $280.000.000.00 in the bank, we are def feeling the crunch:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by mccube5
(Post 249294)
didnt it take indy less than a year to lose more than that? :cool:
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Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 249298)
Well its a good thing our business model is completely different than Air Indy......:cool:
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Originally Posted by mccube5
(Post 249300)
isnt the branded flying right in line with what indy air was doing?
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