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Originally Posted by yamahas3
(Post 706196)
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. |
Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 706215)
You got it. It's most likely how regional contracts will be from now on. It's at risk, which means if AirTran loses $$$ on those routes then SkyWest loses $$$ in those routes.
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Well I'll be a monkeys uncle.
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Originally Posted by yamahas3
(Post 706217)
So will these planes have "AirTran" or "Skywest" painted on the side?
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Originally Posted by yamahas3
(Post 706217)
So will these planes have "AirTran" or "Skywest" painted on the side?
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Originally Posted by MatthewAMEL
(Post 705912)
You are misinformed.
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Originally Posted by yamahas3
(Post 706217)
So will these planes have "AirTran" or "Skywest" painted on the side?
http://www.skywest.com/media/crj_img/RJ01_LG.jpg |
::insert foot in mouth::
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Paint them like the N821SK !!! The old Pespi cans are too blah.
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Old routes
Aren't these the current Midwest Connect routes that Skywest flies for Midwest?
For the record you guys at SKW do an excellent job with your Midwest code share. I ride often between DSM and MKE. I'm jealous that you have a MKE base, but glad SKW does the DSM route and not RP on the EMB's, though that is changing. Good luck at this. I fly with a bunch of Air Willy pilots that really enjoyed flying for AirTran down in ATL. Together you and AirTran can take down RP in MKE. That would be saweeeet! |
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