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Originally Posted by Jamers
(Post 726908)
It's like when H7 took over S39's flying.
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Originally Posted by Jamers
(Post 726908)
It's like when H7 took over S39's flying.
Originally Posted by The Juice
(Post 726910)
The was nothing compared to Z2 taking over W3's flying
Yeah those to takeovers were pretty good, but Y8's stealing of G6's flying was the best takeover OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Originally Posted by mooney
(Post 726951)
In my best Kanye voice.....
Yeah those to takeovers were pretty good, but Y8's stealing of G6's flying was the best takeover OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Originally Posted by skywatch
(Post 726961)
I heard they were merging H1 and N1. I think that will be a big mistake.
(Thats for you StarWars dorks) |
Why would CommutAir want pro-rate flying? Colgan barely breaks even on the IAH SAAB flying.
I think CommutAir will stick to their Fee For Departure flying. No sense in voluntarily losing money in IAH. |
I wonder if computer nerds use code to communicate on their message boards
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Originally Posted by Jamers
(Post 726908)
It's like when H7 took over S39's flying.
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Originally Posted by ChipChelios
(Post 726985)
I wonder if computer nerds use code to communicate on their message boards
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Originally Posted by The Juice
(Post 726870)
I have not heard anything nor has anything been confirmed that Colgan will not get the flying.
In fact the last I was told is that Colgan will keep the flying with the understanding that Colgan will replace the Saabs in 5 years with another 34-40 seat airframe. The CO Saab ops actually runs really good, averaging 99+ CC factor the last 6+ months. Plus, what is the logic in replacing one cheap nasty TP with another cheap and nasty TP The problem is that rumors spread like wildfire and the next thing you know, everyone is fearing for their jobs before Christmas. |
Originally Posted by FlyJSH
(Post 727063)
Okay, I'll bite. What is the other 34-40 seat airframe?
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