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HuskerAv8tor 05-29-2019 08:05 AM

Mesa Badge!
 
Noticed that the Mesa badge has ‘American Eagle’ and ‘United Express’ printed on it. Kind of sums up the problem with outsourcing.

Squallrider 05-29-2019 08:14 AM


Originally Posted by HuskerAv8tor (Post 2828157)
Noticed that the Mesa badge has ‘American Eagle’ and ‘United Express’ printed on it. Kind of sums up the problem with outsourcing.

The SkyWest badge has American,United, Delta and Alaskan on the back.

John Carr 05-29-2019 08:15 AM

Welcome to 15+ years ago....

While in bankruptcy (and before) outsourced regional feed providers flew multiple paint jobs....

N6279P 05-29-2019 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by HuskerAv8tor (Post 2828157)
Noticed that the Mesa badge has ‘American Eagle’ and ‘United Express’ printed on it. Kind of sums up the problem with outsourcing.

Do you even know how the regional situation works? Are you prior military?

HuskerAv8tor 05-29-2019 09:17 AM


Originally Posted by N6279P (Post 2828166)
Do you even know how the regional situation works? Are you prior military?

Yes to both! And I was a regional pilot. Do you have a point to make?

IAHB756 05-29-2019 09:29 AM

It’s there to make sure they have priority for the jumpseat on any regional flight being operated on behalf of AA or UAL no matter their base over mainline pilots...I kid...sort of....

Regularguy 05-29-2019 09:41 AM


Originally Posted by N6279P (Post 2828166)
Do you even know how the regional situation works? Are you prior military?

You do realize if your blog id is the N number of your airplane readers can easily find out who you are.

Privacy and anonymity are important.

Aquaticus 05-29-2019 10:54 AM

How do regionals prioritize which flights to cancel first when operating for multiple "partners?" The mainline carrier that pays the least! Cheaper is not better. Regionals need to be regional. Anything over 1000 miles needs to be on something with mainline staff above/below the wing. There are Airbus/boeing products from 100-220 seats with common type ratings. Sell the seats and fill them up. Southwest has been extremely successful doing it. Simplify, invest in a respectable product, and grow.

John Carr 05-29-2019 11:02 AM


Originally Posted by HuskerAv8tor (Post 2828197)
Yes to both! And I was a regional pilot. Do you have a point to make?

So have you just been gone so long you forgot how it works?

catIIIc 05-29-2019 11:57 AM


Originally Posted by Aquaticus (Post 2828252)
How do regionals prioritize which flights to cancel first when operating for multiple "partners?" The mainline carrier that pays the least! Cheaper is not better. Regionals need to be regional. Anything over 1000 miles needs to be on something with mainline staff above/below the wing. There are Airbus/boeing products from 100-220 seats with common type ratings. Sell the seats and fill them up. Southwest has been extremely successful doing it. Simplify, invest in a respectable product, and grow.

Express doesn’t usually cancel the flight themselves it is usually done by the Host Major airlines they are flying for. I am sure some things are done in house but most cancellations are done by United, AA etc.


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