Skywest v2.0
#982
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: 737
So whose bidding DTW? And how will it affect ORD and MSP staffing. I'm kinda worried no one will upgrade behind me in ORD now. Or at least it'll be at a slower rate.
#983
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: B767
A new base is a good thing, not sure why some are complaining about it.
There are actually some nice areas surrounding Detroit... Honestly I'd rather live there than most places in the Midwest.
There are actually some nice areas surrounding Detroit... Honestly I'd rather live there than most places in the Midwest.
#984
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: 175 CA
Who's complaining? It will make trips out of MSP more efficient (something people complain about all the time) and provide another junior base for people that want to fly to fly, not to mention a very easy commutable base. Only people I can see complaining are the mid level seniority guys in MSP who know some people below them will leave.
#985
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Joined: Jan 2014
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From: Canadian Alluminum Tubing Assistant Transporter
The positives far outweigh the negatives. More room for growth. New base will attract new applicants who wouldn't necessarily have considered SkyWest before. All the people that live in and out the DTW area that have been commuting will sift out of other bases allowing some people at other bases to move up the food chain. More opportunities for SkyWest to expand their route structure.
#986
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Joined: Jul 2008
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DTW opening is a good sign. They say they wont open anymore bases unless there is a serious commitment on a level of flying from our partners... I see DTW the next MSP (opens with 50-60 crews, then a few years later is 400)
#987
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Joined: Nov 2011
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Printed a copy of the MSP seniority list for displacement pay, CYA!
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