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West coast base for RAH!!
I'm the lasssstt person to start rumors but according to a very reliable source, because of the success with RAH doing Spokane routes and a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall, they (United) is looking at expanding more west coast routes with RAH and a possible SFO domicile is in the works. They even said they (RAH) has been recruiting in LA for FA's already. Can any of you RAH guys validate this?
EDIT: Just realized this was posted in the wrong section. Move it if will be. |
Why are you excited about this?
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 641622)
Why are you excited about this?
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Why is this posted in the Majors section? RAH is a disease regional and it should stay in the other section.
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This is the the same guy with a "Guppy Killer" sticker on his flight kit.
"HOORAY! We're replacing more mainline jobs!" |
Originally Posted by BoredwLife
(Post 641625)
Why is this posted in the Majors section? RAH is a disease regional and it should stay in the other section.
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Originally Posted by 250 or point 65
(Post 641631)
This is the the same guy with a "Guppy Killer" sticker on his flight kit.
"HOORAY! We're replacing more mainline jobs!" |
The guy who started a thread with exclamation points at the end who was all excited that "because of ... a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall" RAH is going to get a West Coast base.
Congrats! And you're right, this couldn't have been placed in a worse section. Thank God that most RAH pilots aren't so excited about benefiting from the demise of others. |
Originally Posted by BoredwLife
(Post 641625)
Why is this posted in the Majors section? RAH is a disease regional and it should stay in the other section.
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MODS, please get this out of the Majors Forum.
RAH is not at all a part of the "major" grouping. |
Originally Posted by 250 or point 65
(Post 641637)
The guy who started a thread with exclamation points at the end who was all excited that "because of ... a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall" RAH is going to get a West Coast base.
Congrats! And you're right, this couldn't have been placed in a worse section. Thank God that most RAH pilots aren't so excited about benefiting from the demise of others. |
forgive me for being jumpy. Perhaps you should express your dismay so those exclamation points didn't seem so rejoiceful. I wasn't the only one who thought you were excited.
EDIT: terrible engrish |
Lies, all lies. No west coast base. Who is your source? By the way, like it or not RAH is moving toward a "traditional" major. You may not like how they are doing it, but it is happening.
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Originally Posted by 250 or point 65
(Post 641654)
forgive me for being jumpy. Perhaps you should express your dismay so those exclamation don't have seem so rejoiceful. I wasn't the only one who thought you were excited.
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If you were upset by this, I would suggest changing the title of the thread from "West coast base for RAH!!!!" to "This sucks, more mainline flying being replaced................."
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Originally Posted by DAL4EVER
(Post 641662)
If you were upset by this, I would suggest changing the title of the thread from "West coast base for RAH!!!!" to "This sucks, more mainline flying being replaced................."
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Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641619)
I'm the lasssstt person to start rumors but according to a very reliable source, because of the success with RAH doing Spokane routes and a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall, they (United) is looking at expanding more west coast routes with RAH and a possible SFO domicile is in the works. They even said they (RAH) has been recruiting in LA for FA's already. Can any of you RAH guys validate this?
EDIT: Just realized this was posted in the wrong section. Move it if will be.
Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641624)
Why, should I be?
Are you drunk? This is a lot of incoherent rambling. :confused: |
Originally Posted by G-Dog
(Post 641657)
Lies, all lies. No west coast base. Who is your source? By the way, like it or not RAH is moving toward a "traditional" major. You may not like how they are doing it, but it is happening.
Transforming from a fee-for-departure, wet-lease airplane shop into an actual airline isn't as easy as it seems. Apparently selling your own tickets and turning an actual profit seems to be rather difficult. But come on in. The water is fine (pay no attention to all the blood in it). It's a great business that you'd be crazy not to invest billions in! |
Originally Posted by deltabound
Transforming from a fee-for-departure, wet-lease airplane shop into an actual airline isn't as easy as it seems. Apparently selling your own tickets and turning an actual profit seems to be rather difficult.
But you're right, evidently its not that easy to sell your own tickets and turn a profit...even with planes larger than 50 seat RJs. Just ask UAL/AAL/DAL/SWA/FNT/MEH/etc... |
Originally Posted by BoilerUP
(Post 641685)
When using 50 seat RJs, anyway...
But you're right, evidently its not that easy to sell your own tickets and turn a profit...even with planes larger than 50 seat RJs. Just ask UAL/AAL/DAL/SWA/FNT/MEH/etc... Time will tell |
Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641619)
Can any of you RAH guys validate this?
Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 590559)
Heres the thing. I'm at Delta 2.0 and my brother is a capt. at RAH. He has my recco along with a few of my buddies here and I keep telling him when we start hiring again, and we will, he's in.
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Originally Posted by BoilerUP
(Post 641685)
When using 50 seat RJs, anyway...
But you're right, evidently its not that easy to sell your own tickets and turn a profit...even with planes larger than 50 seat RJs. Just ask UAL/AAL/DAL/SWA/FNT/MEH/etc... Independence had lots of money, Airbus', and lots of CRJ's. Fast forward a year and you had a bunch of good people on the streets. I'm no expert, and I have no dog in this fight. It's just the odds of starting a successful airline are always pretty slim, whether it be pure "start up" from scratch or a bite the hand that feeds you strategy. I'd hate to see the pilots of Frontier get hosed. |
Originally Posted by deltabound
(Post 641739)
Actually, the closest scheme I can think of that mirrors what RAH appears to be lining up to try is the whole "Independence Air" debacle, and for much the same reasons . . . i.e., United not looking like the "sure thing" it once was.
Independence had lots of money, Airbus', and lots of CRJ's. Fast forward a year and you had a bunch of good people on the streets. I'm no expert, and I have no dog in this fight. It's just the odds of starting a successful airline are always pretty slim, whether it be pure "start up" from scratch or a bite the hand that feeds you strategy. I'd hate to see the pilots of Frontier get hosed. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3029/...841e46241e.jpg Burn baby burn... |
Originally Posted by deltabound
(Post 641739)
Independence had lots of money, Airbus', and lots of CRJ's. Fast forward a year and you had a bunch of good people on the streets.
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Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641619)
I'm the lasssstt person to start rumors but according to a very reliable source, because of the success with RAH doing Spokane routes and a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall, they (United) is looking at expanding more west coast routes with RAH and a possible SFO domicile is in the works. They even said they (RAH) has been recruiting in LA for FA's already. Can any of you RAH guys validate this?
EDIT: Just realized this was posted in the wrong section. Move it if will be. |
Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641619)
I'm the lasssstt person to start rumors but according to a very reliable source, because of the success with RAH doing Spokane routes and a downsize of the 73 lift for United in the fall, they (United) is looking at expanding more west coast routes with RAH and a possible SFO domicile is in the works. They even said they (RAH) has been recruiting in LA for FA's already. Can any of you RAH guys validate this?
EDIT: Just realized this was posted in the wrong section. Move it if will be. I'm lucky....I didn't go back during final recall two years ago. Had I gone back, UAL would have outsourced my job once again (original classmates now on second furlough). Enjoy SFO on your regional pay. I had a difficult time there on mainline pay. One of the most expensive cities in the country...should be fun! GP |
Originally Posted by deltabound
(Post 641676)
It's a great business that you'd be crazy not to invest billions in!
"What makes a plane fly? Money." I always loved these quotes, should be the first thing taught at a flight school.:cool: |
Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 641622)
Why are you excited about this?
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Originally Posted by xtreme
(Post 641743)
Yea, especially in this economy. Anyway... here's the moment of zen
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3029/...841e46241e.jpg Burn baby burn... |
You're right. Southwest pilots get to fly that NBA plane and provide a slam dunk service.
No pun intended :) |
Originally Posted by benairguitar23
(Post 642023)
Is it just me or is that a pretty cool looking paint job!?
This is really disgusting. When the I-Air was announced and the name on the certificate was changed over, they did a survey of what the new call sign should be. Believe or not, one of the finalists was "bubbles". Must have been some less than straight person at the head shed that came up with that one. |
Ha
What about "Spirit wings"? Might as well be spirit fingers... |
Originally Posted by Roper92
(Post 642010)
Hell yeah I'm excited! Can't wait to watch an RAH pilot try to afford a place to live out there. Even in the midst of a recession, the real estate prices out there are killer!
Ever heard of commuting?? Word has it that hubs make good commutable bases. |
Originally Posted by benairguitar23
(Post 642023)
Is it just me or is that a pretty cool looking paint job!? I think the airlines need to start looking at the happiness of their employees, better pay, better benefits, even something like painting the planes with a cool paint scheme so the pilots actually ENJOY getting on the plane and flying it would produce OUTSTANDING results! Happy employees result in happier passengers and therefore better business!:)
Something about a shiny jet huh? |
Originally Posted by grdprox
(Post 641619)
I'm the lasssstt person to start rumors but according to a very reliable source, because of the success with RAH doing Spokane routes...
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Originally Posted by awrdmxsked
(Post 642068)
Ever heard of commuting?? Word has it that hubs make good commutable bases.
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Originally Posted by Dougdrvr
(Post 642108)
You don't know much about the SFO/ATC weather cabal, do you? Better plan on getting there the day before your trip starts or keep a car at Oakland. :)
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Nicely done, first class thread Hijack! Lets start one about how crappy RAH is and what loosers thier POS pilots must be for agreeing to flying airplanes for more money then they were making pre 2003 contract.
Oh never mind just use the search feature there are a ton of these posts. Sorry this must be a duplicate. |
Well, for my part, any RAH guys or gals good luck getting a jumpseat on my flight you will not get on and you can take your little whiny complaints to your trucker union or Brian Bedrock, or Jebus or whomever but you are not welcome ever, ever, ever, ever!
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Originally Posted by whaleroast
(Post 642985)
Well, for my part, any RAH guys or gals good luck getting a jumpseat on my flight you will not get on and you can take your little whiny complaints to your trucker union or Brian Bedrock, or Jebus or whomever but you are not welcome ever, ever, ever, ever!
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