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saabguy493 04-11-2008 06:47 PM

Wait and see, maybe Piedmont will pick them up. They have wanted either that or the Q400, who knows!

PCLCREW 04-12-2008 05:14 AM

I have heard many times that if the merger goes through.... Mesaba saabs will have the same fate. From some people I know in Delta mngmt... Delta doesn't want anymore tubro-props. Mesaba stands to take a big hit in the merger is what I hear from the inside...

N261ND 04-12-2008 06:49 AM


Originally Posted by PCLCREW (Post 361767)
I have heard many times that if the merger goes through.... Mesaba saabs will have the same fate. From some people I know in Delta mngmt... Delta doesn't want anymore tubro-props. Mesaba stands to take a big hit in the merger is what I hear from the inside...

Good luck trying to fly a jet into Devils Lake, ND or International Falls, MN.

152hvy 04-12-2008 08:27 AM

Those ATR 72s are probably still expensive for the FDX feeder fleet since they only buy the cheapest of the cheap...

PCLCREW 04-12-2008 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by N261ND (Post 361825)
Good luck trying to fly a jet into Devils Lake, ND or International Falls, MN.

Your right... but the fate of MSP and SLC will be a big question, so service to those places may be gone. There will be big cuts in the "new Delta" system. Delta has already said they will downsize MEM into almost nothing, and they are still looking into the numbers about which Northern hub they will keep. I bet SLC will stay and all of us in the NWA system will be moving around, and that all depends on which regionals they will keep.


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