MIA/FLL crew base?
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I’ve heard all sorts of rumors. Don’t bother starting this one. None of us schlubs know the plan or if/when any new bases will open. Especially not another new Florida base so soon after MCO.
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I've heard it several times from several people. Also see that the ground teams at both places have transitioned away from the contract option to actual United employees. Could be nothing or could be something.
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UALPA negotiated away leverage (allowing forced NH upgrades) that would force the company to open new bases in order to staff aircraft, particularly 737 CA. Until UAL gets to the point where they don't have the ability to park planes in existing bases, it probably won't happen. Given that both Boeing and Airbus have significant delays, it could be in 3-5 years, if ever. If you definitely want MIA/FLL, go to American.
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UALPA negotiated away leverage (allowing forced NH upgrades) that would force the company to open new bases in order to staff aircraft, particularly 737 CA. Until UAL gets to the point where they don't have the ability to park planes in existing bases, it probably won't happen. Given that both Boeing and Airbus have significant delays, it could be in 3-5 years, if ever. If you definitely want MIA/FLL, go to American.
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UALPA negotiated away leverage (allowing forced NH upgrades) that would force the company to open new bases in order to staff aircraft, particularly 737 CA. Until UAL gets to the point where they don't have the ability to park planes in existing bases, it probably won't happen. Given that both Boeing and Airbus have significant delays, it could be in 3-5 years, if ever. If you definitely want MIA/FLL, go to American.
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