Aviation Website linking RAH to 190s?
 

Sky Air World Fleet of E190 (History) - Airfleets

Don't know how valid this is but their it is in black & white.

N161HQ & N162HQ

It also show 757s and Mad Dogs in the Fleet.

That website is using the "real" Republic Airlines, which NWA took over. They had DC-9's and 757 and MD's, I'm guessing thats where the website got it's info since it even says the 75's and MD's were transferred to NWA. That republic obviously didn't have any EMB's tho.

Looks like the site has the the original "Republic Airlines" that was bought by Northwest in 1986 and the current Republic Airlines combined because those 75s and MD-80s came from the latter. Who knows where those 190s came from... :rolleyes:

It has columns for "active" and "history."

here we go again....

EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET IS TRUE!!! Trust me ;)

I think I speak for most when I say that this would be a bad thing. Hopefully it is not true.

That link goes nowhere......

Maybe Delta owns them now (from Northwest) and plans on flying them? They have the 190 on their payscale.

Is this even necessary?!?

Well, I guess i'm wrong. Wow, game changer. Here we go boys...

I think it's safe to say that between this and UA's attempt at anti-trust immunity, we'll soon see US flying 100% contracted out. Name brands like United, Delta, Midwest, Continental, etc will just live on as just that, name brands. Much like when you go to a McDonald's or Applebee's, it may look the same but they're in fact owned by separate companies and individuals.

Let the industry-wide whipsaw begin!

This is crazy. Never thought that a regional would actually be flying mainline airplane. Wow. What's to stop the other airlines with no regional scope to outsource their 100+ seaters? It's going to be interesting to see how much power ALPA or IBT has over this. A new test.

Wow, so so sad..... The hits keep on coming!