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Negative, that happened in bankruptcy. I don’t think that they could just send them back on a whim. Again, for I don’t know how many times I’ve said this. Delta does not need to purchase GoJet. They can just wait for the contract to expire and not renew it. Then they can move the planes wherever they want. Same thing that happened with ASA side of Expressjet, although Delta and Skywest were able to work out some kind of a deal because Skywest terminated it early. Why would Delta want the headache of United airplanes and pilot integration?
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I think you are way underestimating the hardball games that Deltas executives are willing to play. Just look at what they have done with Mesa and Pinnacle/Mesaba/Endeavor. They are masters at maneuvering around these contracts. You are right, Delta does not need to purchase Gojet. However you are wrong in saying Delta has to wait till the contract runs out to move the planes. Delta could have moved the Comair planes long ago based on Gojets abysmal performance during the Lufthansa fiasco. The only reason they haven't is Endeavor hasn't been able to staff them. The only reason Delta was interested in purchasing Gojet was so they could move the planes with the pilots, but that didn't work because of Hulas' insistence on selling all 3 certificates. A big reason Endeavor got these new rates was to help them staff new flying. We will see if it works when everybody else matches those rates to keep their pilots from being poached.
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No since it was posted at the same time as my post. It says what I have said all along. Delta can take those planes at any time because of performance. The Gojet planes have not been moved to Endeavor because they can't staff the flying. Their interest in buying Gojet came about because Endeavor couldn't staff it. That fell apart over TSH insistence that all 3 certificates be a part of the deal. If a Republic deal happens it remains to be seen if they can staff it without the Gojet pilots. Delta is not going to take those pilots unless they need them. Of course they would prefer to hire them as new hires all over again. But they may decide to hedge their bets and just take them all to make sure the company is staffed.
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No since it was posted at the same time as my post. It says what I have said all along. Delta can take those planes at any time because of performance. The Gojet planes have not been moved to Endeavor because they can't staff the flying. Their interest in buying Gojet came about because Endeavor couldn't staff it. That fell apart over TSH insistence that all 3 certificates be a part of the deal. If a Republic deal happens it remains to be seen if they can staff it without the Gojet pilots. Delta is not going to take those pilots unless they need them. Of course they would prefer to hire them as new hires all over again. But they may decide to hedge their bets and just take them all to make sure the company is staffed.
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No since it was posted at the same time as my post. It says what I have said all along. Delta can take those planes at any time because of performance. The Gojet planes have not been moved to Endeavor because they can't staff the flying. Their interest in buying Gojet came about because Endeavor couldn't staff it. That fell apart over TSH insistence that all 3 certificates be a part of the deal. If a Republic deal happens it remains to be seen if they can staff it without the Gojet pilots. Delta is not going to take those pilots unless they need them. Of course they would prefer to hire them as new hires all over again. But they may decide to hedge their bets and just take them all to make sure the company is staffed.
#187
No since it was posted at the same time as my post. It says what I have said all along. Delta can take those planes at any time because of performance. The Gojet planes have not been moved to Endeavor because they can't staff the flying. Their interest in buying Gojet came about because Endeavor couldn't staff it. That fell apart over TSH insistence that all 3 certificates be a part of the deal. If a Republic deal happens it remains to be seen if they can staff it without the Gojet pilots. Delta is not going to take those pilots unless they need them. Of course they would prefer to hire them as new hires all over again. But they may decide to hedge their bets and just take them all to make sure the company is staffed.
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No Delta can’t take those planes at any time because of performance. They have threatened to a few times. But each time they got their $h!t together. Now GoJet performance isn’t too bad. So that’s not an option. They’ll have to wait for the contract to expire or purchase them. Personally, I think it’ll be the former option. I believe I’ve been told that the contract expires this summer? Not sure though
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I see that you still didnt read what the guy above you said that time, edv didnt take them previously due to higher priority items. This is still going on with asa 7/900 deliveries. This will end this summer. Then there will be nothing that is more of priority so you will hear about the g7 700s
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