SkyWest and AirTran
#21
Their revenue automatically categorizes them as a Major Airline ($2.6B)
JetBlue: 2006 pilots.....142 aircraft.....Major
AirTran: 1600 pilots.....138 aircraft.....Major
Alaska: 1455 pilots.....116 aircraft.....Legacy
Frontier: 718 pilots.....52 aircraft......Major
Hawaiian: 404 pilots.....33 aircraft......Legacy
Virgin Amr: 327 pilots.....28 aircraft......Major
As for SKW signing an agreement with AT? I seriously doubt it.
Keep it ALL in-house airTran!!!!
http://www.cafepress.com/gotscope.395185638
JetBlue: 2006 pilots.....142 aircraft.....Major
AirTran: 1600 pilots.....138 aircraft.....Major
Alaska: 1455 pilots.....116 aircraft.....Legacy
Frontier: 718 pilots.....52 aircraft......Major
Hawaiian: 404 pilots.....33 aircraft......Legacy
Virgin Amr: 327 pilots.....28 aircraft......Major
As for SKW signing an agreement with AT? I seriously doubt it.
Keep it ALL in-house airTran!!!!
http://www.cafepress.com/gotscope.395185638
#24
What trouble? I jumpseat airTran every week and this is news to me. Also remember they're short staffed and one of the hand full of carriers turning a profit all while directly competeing with DAL and SWA. That's impressive in my book.
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It was just announced. Skywest flying 5 CRJ-200s for AirTran, based in MKE...
AirTran Airways - Press Release
Can someone explain exactly whats going on? From the press release it sounds like they won't be acting as an AirTran feeder, but moreso a standalone Skywest Airlines branded operation flying in support of, and sharing profits/losses, with AirTran.
AirTran Airways - Press Release
Can someone explain exactly whats going on? From the press release it sounds like they won't be acting as an AirTran feeder, but moreso a standalone Skywest Airlines branded operation flying in support of, and sharing profits/losses, with AirTran.
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