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It would be really nice to see XJT get a new contract. They have alot of pilots on the street. Who knows if that is why the stock price is up.
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The company likes the RFL's and they have said that they want to keep them so 20 airframes could be a cause for recalls. Also everyone that is on the senority list has the option to bid a 40 or 60 hour line so the guys that are senior and on reserve had the option to bif for these and chose not to bid and as for the union member doing a RFL that is their choice. They are not doing anything wrong by doing this.
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AWAC, Asa and Xjt all think they got the UAL flying.
Only one airline can get it yet everyone thinks it's a "done deal." Mesa will probably end up just keeping it or it will go to PNCL. |
Originally Posted by The Juice
(Post 687670)
Sorry to inform you, Colgan got the UAL flying.
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I can assure you AWAC is not getting this flying. If anything the UAL flying will go to airlines who already have 50 seaters sitting around. United has been very public that Pro-rating is what they are interested in. SKYW is already doing some routes for UAL with this in place.
XJT could do this?? AWAC has a much better chance of folding than getting flying. |
Originally Posted by tr disagree
(Post 688015)
The company likes the RFL's and they have said that they want to keep them so 20 airframes could be a cause for recalls. Also everyone that is on the senority list has the option to bid a 40 or 60 hour line so the guys that are senior and on reserve had the option to bif for these and chose not to bid and as for the union member doing a RFL that is their choice. They are not doing anything wrong by doing this.
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Originally Posted by cybourg10
(Post 688050)
I get my information straight from GS...
A round of beers says it goes to SKW or ASA... meanwhile, we'll continue to be "overstaffed" by having more than half our days in Nov under coverage. |
Originally Posted by IADBLRJ41
(Post 688040)
I can assure you AWAC is not getting this flying. If anything the UAL flying will go to airlines who already have 50 seaters sitting around. United has been very public that Pro-rating is what they are interested in. SKYW is already doing some routes for UAL with this in place.
XJT could do this?? |
It makes sense that they are going to ASA because ASA is about to lose some delta flying. If this was new flying with new airplanes it would 100% go to Skywest but managment would rather get it on INC. than let someone else have it, so ASA is the next best thing.
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SKywest would be operating 450 plus or minus airplanes if they won the contract. That is a lot of airplanes to spread your costs over and they offer a good product.
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