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Chautauqua E140 Flying for Delta?
Has any one else heard this? I guess they are loaded in the schedule starting in December flying out of DTW. Is is replacing the Comair 200's or is getting ready for a slight drawback at pinnacle for the beginning of 2013.
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They currently fly for Delta. Just standard Delta shifting around the system of Connection flying. Nothing new.
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I am talking about the E140(44 seat) not the E145's they already fly
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So... Delta wants to get rid of 50 seaters and is now bringing in 44 seaters?! yup! Makes perfect sense Richard Anderson!
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Delta will pay CHQ pennies on the dollar to do it, and CHQ will operate at a loss on those planes just to get them flying. It's just standard protocol for Delta - they care nothing about the overall health of the companies providing their regional feed...it just needs to be cheap.
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I wonder if these are related to the 140s ending in March as AA connection.
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This has been in the works for quite a while. There is a provision in the delta contract that allows chq to fly 9 44 seat aircraft. The AA 140s will shift to delta as they come off contract with AA.
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Originally Posted by flyguy23
(Post 1275194)
This has been in the works for quite a while. There is a provision in the delta contract that allows chq to fly 9 44 seat aircraft. The AA 140s will shift to delta as they come off contract with AA.
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Originally Posted by Banja
(Post 1275140)
Delta will pay CHQ pennies on the dollar to do it, and CHQ will operate at a loss on those planes just to get them flying. It's just standard protocol for Delta - they care nothing about the overall health of the companies providing their regional feed...it just needs to be cheap.
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you could use that same logic for mainlines to pull out of markets that are operating at a loss, but they dont. Then they tell the employees they need concessions.
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