DFW / AA to get 100 seat jets??? (Wild Rumor)
11-06-2011, 05:34 PM
#31
Rollin'
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Originally Posted by Boomer
CVG redid the interiors of Concourse C right before Delta abandoned it.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
11-06-2011, 05:34 PM
#32
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My girlfriend's sister is hooking up with a ramper in OMA that knows a ramper who works in DFW, and he says AE is going to start non-stop service to the ISS with the Space Shuttle!
11-06-2011, 05:37 PM
#33
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Obviously Eagle remains littered with far too many gullible saps. Apparently all management has to do is plant a seed in a notoriously sympathetic propaganda source and belch the same tidbit to a CP or two and Eagle pilots run around in circles bouncing into each other like decapitated fowl.
This is simply planted crap to hopefully influence a positive vote on the crap TA currently in front of Eagle pilots.
The only way this scenario would occur is in an AMR bankruptcy and if that occurs, it would take 12 months to work out the US Airways merger details and then AA would bs so cheap to put airplanes at, there would be little point of putting these aircraft at Eagle.
Stop sending the message to your management that you'll fall for just about anything and wake up !
This is simply planted crap to hopefully influence a positive vote on the crap TA currently in front of Eagle pilots.
The only way this scenario would occur is in an AMR bankruptcy and if that occurs, it would take 12 months to work out the US Airways merger details and then AA would bs so cheap to put airplanes at, there would be little point of putting these aircraft at Eagle.
Stop sending the message to your management that you'll fall for just about anything and wake up !
11-06-2011, 07:03 PM
#34
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Statements you should never take at face value:
The check is in the mail.
I'll still respect you in the morning.
I swear I can't get pregnant.
I'm from the FAA, and I'm here to help you.
My airline is getting bigger planes.
The check is in the mail.
I'll still respect you in the morning.
I swear I can't get pregnant.
I'm from the FAA, and I'm here to help you.
My airline is getting bigger planes.
11-06-2011, 07:04 PM
#35
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Originally Posted by embraer
I know you are jumping to all sorts of conclusions based on whatever you hear on the interweb...BUT:
AA is not feverishly trying to divest Eagle. It would take too long to go into detail, but a full on divestiture is actually looking less and less likely by the day.
I am not excited about 100 seat jets other than the opportunity to fly the E-190 which is apparently a fantastic airplane. The point is that this is further reason why our pilot group must reject our current TA proposal. End of story.
There is alot that you guys outside of AMR/Eagle are not aware of. Those of us who work for the company, attend the road shows, talk to senior Captains, people in the cheif pilots office, union reps, etc... have a wealth of unsubstantiated rumors/Kool-Aid to share.
Try not to sh*t on it next time.
AA is not feverishly trying to divest Eagle. It would take too long to go into detail, but a full on divestiture is actually looking less and less likely by the day.
I am not excited about 100 seat jets other than the opportunity to fly the E-190 which is apparently a fantastic airplane. The point is that this is further reason why our pilot group must reject our current TA proposal. End of story.
There is alot that you guys outside of AMR/Eagle are not aware of. Those of us who work for the company, attend the road shows, talk to senior Captains, people in the cheif pilots office, union reps, etc... have a wealth of unsubstantiated rumors/Kool-Aid to share.
Try not to sh*t on it next time.
Originally Posted by embraer
Whatever you say boss.
Please, enlighten us then if you know it all.
For the record, I'm not pulling for 100 seat jets one way or the other. I'm simply providing information. Some of you are acting like I'm the one who wrote that article.
And if that article was the only leg I had to stand on I wouldn't have shared anything. Fact is I have been hearing and discussing this with various senior level people at Eagle over the past few weeks who have confirmed-both directly and indirectly- that something is in the works regarding 100 seat jets.
Now, if any of you have INFORMATION to contribute...by all means do. Simply arguing for argument's sake with nothing solid is pathetic. Then again this is the internet....
Please, enlighten us then if you know it all.
For the record, I'm not pulling for 100 seat jets one way or the other. I'm simply providing information. Some of you are acting like I'm the one who wrote that article.
And if that article was the only leg I had to stand on I wouldn't have shared anything. Fact is I have been hearing and discussing this with various senior level people at Eagle over the past few weeks who have confirmed-both directly and indirectly- that something is in the works regarding 100 seat jets.
Now, if any of you have INFORMATION to contribute...by all means do. Simply arguing for argument's sake with nothing solid is pathetic. Then again this is the internet....
Suuuuure... Assuming these conversations with "senior-level" people occurred, what happened is they just poured you a cup of kool-aid for their own amusement and you walked away with the biggest purple mustache they had ever seen. They are probably still laughing.
Originally Posted by embraer
Sorry, this isn't XJT.
Is there some reason why you are pounding your feet on the ground about this? You don't even work for Eagle...what difference does it make to you??
If you would like to provide a logical argument..for whatever reason; start with this one: Explain why Eagle's terminal in DFW is being expanded and modified to accomodate 100 seat jets. This is not rumor but fact.
Is there some reason why you are pounding your feet on the ground about this? You don't even work for Eagle...what difference does it make to you??
If you would like to provide a logical argument..for whatever reason; start with this one: Explain why Eagle's terminal in DFW is being expanded and modified to accomodate 100 seat jets. This is not rumor but fact.
What I've learned during my time in this business is that if it's a rumor in the crewroom then it probably won't happen. All the earth-shattering things that have come down the pipe since I've been at XJT have come completely out of the blue. My advice to you is this: Stop feeding/being fed by the crewroom rumor trolls.
11-06-2011, 07:18 PM
#36
Roll’n Thunder
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Originally Posted by Boomer
CVG redid the interiors of Concourse C right before Delta abandoned it.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
11-06-2011, 08:09 PM
#37
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Originally Posted by eaglefly
The only way this scenario would occur is in an AMR bankruptcy and if that occurs, it would take 12 months to work out the US Airways merger details and then AA would bs so cheap to put airplanes at, there would be little point of putting these aircraft at Eagle.
11-06-2011, 08:15 PM
#38
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Originally Posted by embraer
Sorry, this isn't XJT.
Originally Posted by DENpilot
When big things happen, everyone knows at the same time. There is none of this secretive crap that only union reps and CPs know about.
11-06-2011, 08:32 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by Wingtips
If we get 100 seat jets, you can kiss good bye any hope of ever upgrading/going to AA/ etc, because that will put hiring over there to an end for a LONG LONG TIME, and what we want more than anything is for them to hire a few hundred next year. I do NOT want eagle to fly bigger planes, I want mainline to fly them.
Originally Posted by Wingtips
Dude, get out of the crew room. We are about to get whipsawed, and if we vote no it will just happen faster. Also the RUMORS around the crew room/ mainly chief pilots office, based on the police being there is they have been watching some tapes and caught a few people putting those vote NO stickers in the accumulator door, and they are all going to be arrested for a few criminal charges and also get fired. That is not a rumor from what I heard between the police/homelandsecurity/chief pilot while waiting to go in with a question.
I think your def. listening to a few idiots in the Dfw crew room and need to stop, its beyond reasonable. Also I think the divestiture is looking more and more likely daily, since everything keeps moving along the process. The question will be do they get it done before filing CH 11.
I think your def. listening to a few idiots in the Dfw crew room and need to stop, its beyond reasonable. Also I think the divestiture is looking more and more likely daily, since everything keeps moving along the process. The question will be do they get it done before filing CH 11.
but the rumors about police from the DCP office is good one to scare the VOTE NO people. What else do you and your AE MEC lackey's going to do. Have all the Vote NO pilots fired until you get enough yes votes.
Originally Posted by Swedish Blender
Out of curiosity, what does the AA/AMR agreement say about codeshare? Could AMR spin off AE/Executive and have one of them feed AA and the other simply codeshare with AA? If so, no scope violation and don't have to wait for BK.
True, but you cannot be a feeder for AA and do the codeshare. MQ certificate flys the feed and the NA certificate does the codeshare with AA after the ATR's are parked or transfered to MQ certificate.
11-07-2011, 03:56 AM
#40
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Originally Posted by Boomer
CVG redid the interiors of Concourse C right before Delta abandoned it.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
CVG built a third parallel runway to ease congestion right before Delta cut CVG flights by 70%.
CVG spent millions on a new screening checkpoint as Delta was cutting CVG flights by 70%.
CVG redid the ramps around Concourse A right after Delta abandoned it.
CVG is currently renovating the interior of Concourse A for nobody in particular.
Once gubment money has been allocated, it will be spent. Even if the justification goes away.
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