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#4901
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2007
Posts: 478
Unfortunately, the American population has decided that it won't ride on turboprops (and also won't pay an airline fare that covers it's own costs) and therefore the "50s" are here to stay for quite a while. While I agree that "50's" have no right to be flying many routes that are currently served, they are also the exclusive airline server of several communities.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
#4902
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Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 484
Unfortunately, the American population has decided that it won't ride on turboprops (and also won't pay an airline fare that covers it's own costs) and therefore the "50s" are here to stay for quite a while. While I agree that "50's" have no right to be flying many routes that are currently served, they are also the exclusive airline server of several communities.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
Alaska/Horizon beg to differ.
#4903
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
Posts: 478
Like I said, "niche"
I'd love for that to be a fact nationwide. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case.
I'd love for that to be a fact nationwide. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case.
#4904
The Horizon name has been around for a long time and the people in those communities have a lot of love for that product (I'm sure the free wine/beer the serve helps that) and all they've ever known has been props on their routes minus some select pairs served by the F28/CRJ when they had those.
#4905
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
Position: Just another RJ guy
Posts: 906
Unfortunately, the American population has decided that it won't ride on turboprops (and also won't pay an airline fare that covers it's own costs) and therefore the "50s" are here to stay for quite a while. While I agree that "50's" have no right to be flying many routes that are currently served, they are also the exclusive airline server of several communities.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
Until people are willing to buck up and fly turboprops (sadly, unlikely), 50's will dominate this niche market.
#4909
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2012
Posts: 34
Can some one who has gone through training on the CRJ recently give me a PM? I was accepted into the next new hire class and have a lot questions.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#4910
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Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: RJ right-seat warmer
Posts: 632
Just heard from 2 sources that SKW just cancelled an upcoming Bro class and are switching folks to the CRJ. Not good for people hoping for an SFO base (like myself). Anyone hear anything further?
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