Skywest get midwest flying.

[Texx]

It says SKW INC.. It does not say which airline will get it. My guess is that there would be no way ASA would, but in this world you never know.

ST. GEORGE, Utah, Dec. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SkyWest, Inc. (Nasdaq: SKYW - News) announced today that its subsidiary, SkyWest Airlines

 

[VeeOne]

Watch this- the 50 seaters for this flying will come from ASA....................

 

[CaptETWes]

Don't forget about ExpressJet. They could've used this for their planes. They are just as big a loser as AWAC.

 

[Texx]

Watch this- the 50 seaters for this flying will come from ASA....................

I don't think so. Read the ASA DCI Agreement.

 

[Mav204]

What is ExpressJet going to do now?

 

[Superpilot92]

What is ExpressJet going to do now?

The same thing we have been planning on doing! Its a secret Tell you later!!

 

[crjdxr]

How many 50 seat CRJ's were up for grabs in the DAL RFP?

EDIT: nm, found the answer...

 

[Steveair]

Is there a scope with Midwest limiting there partners to 50 seat capacity? It seems strange that they would not opt for 700s.

 

[Apache 5]

Can the SkyWest FAs handle the cookie baking? Thats the real question. I think we (XJT) lost the RFP because ours couldnt.

 

[Gnarloooo]

They can handle the cookie eating, that's for sure.