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TheGreatChecko 02-13-2008 09:45 AM


Originally Posted by CRJ1000 (Post 319596)
When is shasta going to fly to KASE, KEGE, KGUC, etc.? Seems like they could do well in those markets. Any word?
:rolleyes:

Frontier has a press conference tomorrow announcing new destinations. I'm sure there will be a few new Lynx destinations in the mix.

ExperimentalAB 02-13-2008 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by dolsanddays (Post 299101)
Aspen has been begging for someone besides United to come in there. They are giving Lynx/Frontier subsidies for bringing in new service. United used to send the Dash-200 there and the 400 out performs that airplane by leaps and bounds.

Who else flies into ASE?? SkyWest operates the CR7 under Delta and United...and I'm too busy right now to search myself, so somebody else can do the bull-work ;)

CRJ1000 02-13-2008 02:54 PM


Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB (Post 319779)
Who else flies into ASE?? SkyWest operates the CR7 under Delta and United...

Yesterday I saw the Mesa Dash from PHX up there again. They always sit for a bit and then go back after a nice long break. The DEN Mesa guys go up there depending on the time of day also. The ramp is pretty small...so it will be interesting to see what happens. :cool:

TheGreatChecko 02-14-2008 10:03 AM

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080214/lath067.html?.v=101

The eight are:

ASE, DRO, COS, GJT, MSO, BZN, JAC, FAR

BoilerUP 02-14-2008 10:34 AM

I'd imagine the Q400 will be a MUCH better suited airplane to ASE than any CRJ-derived airframe.

southbound 02-15-2008 07:07 PM

Why do you say that??

CRJ1000 02-15-2008 07:41 PM

flights
 

Originally Posted by BoilerUP (Post 320360)
I'd imagine the Q400 will be a MUCH better suited airplane to ASE than any CRJ-derived airframe.

I think the Q-400 will be a great aircraft for ASE. I know the CRJ cannot circle to 33 yet and tail winds really hurt the landing or T/O numbers. UAL (SKW) has flights from LAX, SFO, DEN(and MESA), ORD and Delta (SKW) has flight from SLC and ATL and US AIR from PHX (MESA). I guess the operational perfrmance will also need to be looked at by how the PAX want to get to ASE, Direct or connect. It will be nice the see the 400 up there one of these days.

Beech1900bush 02-20-2008 01:03 PM

Upgrades . . . Lynx's hiring
 
Dolsanddays was right there is suppose to be 12 upgrades. That will mean 12 first officer positions need to be filled again, so if you want to fly at Lynx get those resumes into Claire! They are expanding service as the previous post mentions. Oh and if your are iahflyer don't get your resume in with Lynx's we wouldn't want to have to share the bottom-feeding with you. OK just joshing that was flame-bait!!! Take it easy iahflyer:D

flynwmn 02-27-2008 11:05 PM


Originally Posted by dolsanddays (Post 299101)
Aspen has been begging for someone besides United to come in there. They are giving Lynx/Frontier subsidies for bringing in new service. United used to send the Dash-200 there and the 400 out performs that airplane by leaps and bounds.

ASE with CR700's thats a down grade from when I was a ramper at ASE on the hour every hour from open to close of the airport we had BaE 146's plus the Mesaba ARJ's.

berts 02-29-2008 02:31 PM

12 upgrades and we'll still be short captains


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