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Old 10-11-2012 | 02:20 AM
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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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Old 10-11-2012 | 03:48 AM
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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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Old 10-11-2012 | 06:24 AM
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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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Old 10-11-2012 | 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by flyguy23
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.
There was a news article published about 3-4 months ago that had mention to republic operating E140s for Delta under a "pro-rate" operation.
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Originally Posted by Banja
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.
It isn't Deltas fault. Companies shouldn't bid less than it costs them to produce what they are selling.
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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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