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Originally Posted by Str8 Cash Homie
(Post 3463991)
Yup, and notice how they’ve walked away from the 220-100. All those orders are 300’s with 130 seats. The E2’s would be an appropriate regional replacement for United.
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Originally Posted by PilotGR
(Post 3463989)
Delta is an animal domestically. Look at they're quarterly revenues domestically.
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Originally Posted by jerryleber
(Post 3464887)
Mainly because Delta has the ultimate domestic hub, ATL. That and high yield LGA are why the A220 works.
NY, SLC, SEA, and Texas are the places it seems to go most often |
Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 3464992)
DL doesn’t fly the A220 out of ATL that often, in fact I don’t think the plane flies there at all right now. just FWIW.
NY, SLC, SEA, and Texas are the places it seems to go most often |
Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 3464992)
DL doesn’t fly the A220 out of ATL that often, in fact I don’t think the plane flies there at all right now. just FWIW. NY, SLC, SEA, and Texas are the places it seems to go most often
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Originally Posted by jerryleber
(Post 3465002)
No kidding. Are there lots of 76 Seat Rjs in ATL?
They are all in NYC. 717 is ATL and 50 seater 200s less than 350 CRJ900 departures out of ATL for August Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by md11pilot11
(Post 3465040)
They are all in NYC. 717 is ATL and 50 seater 200s less than 350 CRJ900 departures out of ATL for August
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Originally Posted by md11pilot11
(Post 3465040)
They are all in NYC. 717 is ATL and 50 seater 200s less than 350 CRJ900 departures out of ATL for August
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