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only one thing is for sure, any new flying going forward or transfer of flying is going to go jet
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Originally Posted by PinnacleFO
(Post 1081453)
only one thing is for sure, any new flying going forward or transfer of flying is going to go jet
Flight 6154 STL DTW im going to list to be on the first flight, but i will probably get bumped by a ramper. |
Originally Posted by PinnacleFO
(Post 1081462)
just looked at the delta schedules for january myself and saw that big ole' G7 on there. Since we are not allowed to say anything negative I think its awesome.
Flight 6154 STL DTW im going to list to be on the first flight, but i will probably get bumped by a ramper. |
Originally Posted by PinnacleFO
(Post 1081453)
only one thing is for sure, any new flying going forward or transfer of flying is going to go jet
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And ALPA will continue to say it's good for us.
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I been out of the loop since I have left a DC, so forgive me for asking but is ComAir still around? Last I heard, they were slowly downsizing it and giving aircraft over Pinnacle, SkyWest and ASA...
As for the DCI movement, It would not surprise me to see SkyWest back east again and like wise with ASA coming back west and bringing Pinnacle over to the west once all the Mesba CRJs are moved over. Having worked both at Delta and Skywest - It's typically Delta having their way with the DCI flying where they want and when they want it. But keep this in mind with the slots, it will really come down to what airlines get what slots out of LGA and DCA. I know Allegiant is looking at the LGA slots along with Southwest - so if they get slots, Delta may end up keeping the LGA/DCA flights to mainline Delta, at least on long haul flying. |
[QUOTE=skykid702;1082163]I been out of the loop since I have left a DC, so forgive me for asking but is ComAir still around? Last I heard, they were slowly downsizing it and giving aircraft over Pinnacle, SkyWest and ASA...[QUOTE]
Comair is still around. They're in the process of cutting the fleet down to about 44 jets... less than half of what they used to be. The majority of those planes are the CRJ7s and CRJ9s. Delta subsidiary Comair slashing fleet, jobs - USATODAY.com |
[QUOTE=STLaviator;1082265][QUOTE=skykid702;1082163]I been out of the loop since I have left a DC, so forgive me for asking but is ComAir still around? Last I heard, they were slowly downsizing it and giving aircraft over Pinnacle, SkyWest and ASA...
Comair is still around. They're in the process of cutting the fleet down to about 44 jets... less than half of what they used to be. The majority of those planes are the CRJ7s and CRJ9s. Delta subsidiary Comair slashing fleet, jobs - USATODAY.com |
Kiss the 200's good bye. Delta wants nothing to do with them and they can't get rid of them fast enough.
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Originally Posted by Delta1067
(Post 1082292)
Kiss the 200's good bye. Delta wants nothing to do with them and they can't get rid of them fast enough.
obvi :eek: |
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