Originally Posted by UNDGUY

Also, this website shows pay for the 175 and 190, but doesn't list them as part of the fleet for any of the three airlines. Do any of the three operate these, or are they going to be operating them in the future?

Originally Posted by LAfrequentflyer

E-190 is not a regional jet.

E-190 is a main-line replacement and the unions better play their cards right or it will be flown by regional pilots at regional wages on previously main-line routes.

-LAFF

Originally Posted by CRJflyer32

The TSA was supposed to check for a boarding pass if you were commuting from an airport which your airline didn't serve. As a commuter myself, the only place that actually followed this rule seemed to be Grand Forks, ND. As of Nov 1st, this rule was revoked and we can go straight through TSA and on to the gate to choose who we want to try to ride with that day.

"ALPA has been notified by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) that effective November 1, it amended the Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program (AOSSP) to allow sterile-area access for crewmembers consistent with regulations that were in effect before July 2006. As a result, commuting pilots will no longer be required to obtain a boarding pass before entering the security checkpoint at airports that their airlines do not serve."
- ALPA email from 11/3/2006

Hope this helps