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-   -   Republic Airways Forms Joint Venture w/ Mesa (https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/regional/44770-republic-airways-forms-joint-venture-w-mesa.html)

winglet 10-14-2009 10:20 AM
This is very interesting:

"Also, mainland routes currently served by Republic subsidiary Shuttle America will be operated by Go! beginning Thursday. The routes are mostly in the Midwest."

Is this a misprint?

winglet

DMBFAN 10-14-2009 10:35 AM
Originally Posted by findinantherjob (Post 694115)
Republic is not a regional
Yes they are! Anytime you fly for those wages, I don't care if your flying a 74-400, if your making 60 bucks an hour doing it, you are flying for a regional.

CHQ Pilot 10-14-2009 10:52 AM
Read the same article too. It seemed strange how it was a fairly exacting statement from a reputable article. There wasn't any other text that made it seem like it was misstatement of facts. Interesting...

nordo 10-14-2009 11:19 AM
What's up with Go! doing Republic flying in the midwest? Is that actually correct? Recalls on the horizon with that news?

SabreDriver 10-14-2009 12:58 PM
Originally Posted by findinantherjob (Post 694115)
Republic is not a regional
What does the logo on the plane look like? To which ticket counter, in which city, do I go to purchase a ticket on a republic flight? :rolleyes:

Only when it is republic dba republic ... Until then... walks,talks, and looks like a regional, must be a regional, albeit a big one, but a regional none the less.

arizonastpilot 10-14-2009 01:14 PM
Is it even possible for GO to do flying for Shuttle on the main land? How exactly would that work since Shuttle flys for mainline carriers and isnt its own branded operation.

Da808er 10-14-2009 02:07 PM
Originally Posted by paxhauler85 (Post 694110)
Sure, we're a convenient exit strategy when you realize your upside down trying to run a HI airline with the wrong equipment.

We've got a good "ship" though, because the naysayers claim we've been sinking for 3 years now.

Just admit it: BB jumped into this, it wasn't fruitful and he's now getting out. Mesa will benefit by carrying their passengers on the CRJ's and the caravan's will resume flying.
Good ship? You must be pretty senior there hauler

Dougdrvr 10-14-2009 02:07 PM
Originally Posted by arizonastpilot (Post 694238)
Is it even possible for GO to do flying for Shuttle on the main land? How exactly would that work since Shuttle flys for mainline carriers and isnt its own branded operation.
Maybe they'll fly for the Midwest brand, do it cheaper, and put "connect" on the side.

paxhauler85 10-14-2009 02:19 PM
Originally Posted by Da808er (Post 694292)
Good ship? You must be pretty senior there hauler
I'm not. You missed my point.

I was implying that I have been told (by people working at other airlines) we are days from liquidation for the past three years. Pretty ship? Not at all, but we're not taking on water as fast as everyone else would like us to.

TillerEnvy 10-14-2009 02:22 PM
Originally Posted by arizonastpilot (Post 694238)
Is it even possible for GO to do flying for Shuttle on the main land? How exactly would that work since Shuttle flys for mainline carriers and isnt its own branded operation.
No...it's not possible. I'm sure peeps will get excited about it, but it's not possible.


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