View Poll Results: Who will be the US Purchaser of the CRJ 1000
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Who will be the CRJ 1000 US customer?
05-28-2009 | 12:37 PM
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My private conspiracy theory has always been that these are destined for Air Wisconsin to be operated as United Express. AWAC has scope relief in the United contract for up to 18 airframes with a MGTOW of 100,000 lbs. I think.
I don't know the details. This is an old agreement, but is still valid according to several AWAC managers.
In the old days it would have been great. But with United parking airplanes and with United pilots out on furlough I don't want to see mainline replacement airplanes (which the CRJ-1000 clearly is) be put into service there. Or anywhere else as replacement airplanes.
I don't know the details. This is an old agreement, but is still valid according to several AWAC managers.
In the old days it would have been great. But with United parking airplanes and with United pilots out on furlough I don't want to see mainline replacement airplanes (which the CRJ-1000 clearly is) be put into service there. Or anywhere else as replacement airplanes.
05-28-2009 | 03:53 PM
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From: Zee Airboos
You can forget ever moving on to a LCC if the shiny new turd shows up on a regional's cert. Flying a 100+ seat plane for regional wages.....no fricking way. If anyone at a regional touches that thing, its game over, management wins. Pilots will never recover what has been given up over the last decade.
05-28-2009 | 04:09 PM
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From: Fero's
Max certified seating capacity of 85 and MGTOW of 90,000lbs.
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