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Yes it is a little double speak from AMR/AE. Connot fly an airplane for your competitor but you can do everything else. If you can do everything else for your competitor except fly for them and still be owned by AMR, then what is this Divestiture all about before the BK.
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From: CRJ FO
If we're talking about lousy Louisiana Eagle stations, BTR, as I recall, was not so great. However I have heard good things about their ground handling elsewhere. It's nice to see a good product being rewarded in kind.
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Still better than crappy Colgan rampers
#15
Simple: Eagle is too expensive for UAL. United didn't actually MEAN it when they said they want to be the best in the industry...just the cheapest.
#16
The same Colgan rampers will simply re-apply for their current jobs and become Eagle rampers. That's what usually happens. What might be different is how they are treated by Eagle.
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we are industry average, no more than skywest on paper. After going through BK we will most likely be the cheapest, besides PNCL and maybe lakes.
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Eagle is the best @ one thing - losing bags.
Eagle lost more bags than United mainline last year, despite being significantly smaller. Luckily, the chart accounts for that in the bottom graph. And now United has hired them to bring their stellar performance to their customers too.
I'm sure Colgan is really bad too, though. Heck, all the regionals are bad . . . and AA.
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