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#31
You’re right that large RJ’s are pretty well scoped out until contracts come up. However, we have some airplanes about to come on the line that are getting reconfigured with 65 seats that could be limitless under American scope. Seems like they’re testing the waters at the moment with the plan, but it could end up being American’s version of the 550. Both of those fleets might not make sense with expensive oil, but it might not be the doom and gloom you’re portraying
#32
You’re right that large RJ’s are pretty well scoped out until contracts come up. However, we have some airplanes about to come on the line that are getting reconfigured with 65 seats that could be limitless under American scope. Seems like they’re testing the waters at the moment with the plan, but it could end up being American’s version of the 550. Both of those fleets might not make sense with expensive oil, but it might not be the doom and gloom you’re portraying
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#34
Yes. RJs as a whole are limited to 75% of narrow body fleet. “Large” RJs (66-76 seats) are limited to 40% of the narrowbody fleet.
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Yeah ATL and CLT have been the popular ones lately. Contractually, we should already have a crew room at CLT based on the number of departures.
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I was expecting CLT opening to immediately follow the MIA closing announcement. Since they went ahead with the displacements and the costs involved, I don’t see anything opening for a long time.
#39
RAH had like 5 flights a day out of ATL before Covid. ATL base would make way more sense now that it would have then.
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This. Bedford literally said his vision for Republic is a niche regional in the northeast. What you see is what you get with Republic. Outstations and NY. The fact that ZERO vacancies were posted in Chicago after Miami closed even tho the flying keeps increasing there should tell anyone everything they need to know about that airline. With other regionals starting to hire now idk why any of our furloughed guys and gals are hanging around. We’ve heard NOTHING from management. It’s actually pathetic at this point. I hate to be this pessimistic, but at this point I think it’s just reality.
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