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Position: Part 135
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Is that indicative of potential problems in the future or is Republic just adjusting to constantly changing demands? Overall, it seems like most pilots on here, at Republic, are satisfied with the company (seemingly moreso than pilot groups of a lot of other regionals) but all the talk of airplanes scheduled to arrive, while rumors suggest otherwise, has me confused about the overall direction/long-term health of the company.
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Is that indicative of potential problems in the future or is Republic just adjusting to constantly changing demands? Overall, it seems like most pilots on here, at Republic, are satisfied with the company (seemingly moreso than pilot groups of a lot of other regionals) but all the talk of airplanes scheduled to arrive, while rumors suggest otherwise, has me confused about the overall direction/long-term health of the company.
#7
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Joined APC: Apr 2018
Position: E170 CA
Posts: 138
Is that indicative of potential problems in the future or is Republic just adjusting to constantly changing demands? Overall, it seems like most pilots on here, at Republic, are satisfied with the company (seemingly moreso than pilot groups of a lot of other regionals) but all the talk of airplanes scheduled to arrive, while rumors suggest otherwise, has me confused about the overall direction/long-term health of the company.
1. Scope is relaxed by one of the majors.
2. A deal is worked out where the 69/70 seat E170s being flown for DL and UA are converted to 65 seats for AA. Similar to the CRJ550 (E165?). In that case the new planes would be E175SCs in a 70 seat config for UA and DL.
There are 59 E170s being flown for DL/UA so that would take up a significant amount of the order.
#9
Someone was talking about that kind of concept not too long ago. Allegedly, the AA scope limitation is limited to seats, not weight, so dropping to 65 seats for AA theoretically is as easy as removing seats.
United also needed to duck a max weight clause in its scope agreement, which is why the CRJ550 required a new certificate.
United also needed to duck a max weight clause in its scope agreement, which is why the CRJ550 required a new certificate.
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