Effect on Regionals, DAL/NWA Merger
04-13-2008 | 06:22 PM
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04-13-2008 | 06:26 PM
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04-13-2008 | 06:30 PM
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Who told you that? I only count 6 DCI carriers:
ASA/Skywest
Comair
Republic et al
Mesa
Pinnacle
ExpressJet
Who did I leave out?
In addition to that, since the Comair strike, Delta has shown they are interested in diversifying the DCI fleet and they've upheld that with the addition of Pinnacle and ExpressJet to the DCI family. If anything, I see Mesa on the outs (Delta has already reported they are terminating the contract), Pinnacle continuing to fly for both NWA and DAL, ASA/Skywest continuing to do what they do because the contracts are long-term and their performance doesn't suck. If CAL cuts more ExpressJet birds loose it's possible a few may end up in the Delta fleet replacing Mesa in the East or providing more feed out of LAX. As far as RAH, I guess the 135s are on their way out but Delta seems happy with the 170s...for now. If they are as thirsty vs. the CRJ-7/900 as some people claim, Delta may start to rethink that fleet or how they use them.
Just my opinion. But opinions are like bumholes...everyone has one and they usually stink
ASA/Skywest
Comair
Republic et al
Mesa
Pinnacle
ExpressJet
Who did I leave out?
In addition to that, since the Comair strike, Delta has shown they are interested in diversifying the DCI fleet and they've upheld that with the addition of Pinnacle and ExpressJet to the DCI family. If anything, I see Mesa on the outs (Delta has already reported they are terminating the contract), Pinnacle continuing to fly for both NWA and DAL, ASA/Skywest continuing to do what they do because the contracts are long-term and their performance doesn't suck. If CAL cuts more ExpressJet birds loose it's possible a few may end up in the Delta fleet replacing Mesa in the East or providing more feed out of LAX. As far as RAH, I guess the 135s are on their way out but Delta seems happy with the 170s...for now. If they are as thirsty vs. the CRJ-7/900 as some people claim, Delta may start to rethink that fleet or how they use them.
Just my opinion. But opinions are like bumholes...everyone has one and they usually stink
04-13-2008 | 06:36 PM
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04-13-2008 | 07:05 PM
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All the Delta connection and NWA airlink operating 70 or more seats will make out like bandits. Here's why folks, first order of business for the new combined management, personnel integration, route structuring, and fleet commonality....DC9's will go bye bye earlier than currently outline, after the re-allocation of the rest of assets and route structuring, the gaps will be filled by the above listed players....
Just my two cents.
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04-13-2008 | 07:20 PM
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