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ASA Out of MCN!

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As a taxpayer, this subsidy should royally piss you off. Macon is a 90 mile drive up the interstate. Athens is 82 miles -- hell, that's only twice my drive to work!

End the EAS program now. This is pork at its worst.

You can thank the EAS program for allowing you to fly to hot spots like Utica and Saranac Lake for as long as you did. Talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth.
 
You can thank the EAS program for allowing you to fly to hot spots like Utica and Saranac Lake for as long as you did. Talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth.

:laugh: Settle down, Beavis!


Ah, how could I forget the thriving metropolis that was Utica? :D Didn't you and I pace around that damn town for a whole afternoon, searching in vain for a bar that was open on some holiday?

I think the closest we got was a 40 from the gas station... :beer:
 
ASA will be ending service to MCN very soon. Here is the new airline and equipment is a Cessna Caravan.

After careful consideration of this matter, including the comments of the Mayors of both Athens and Macon, and after carefully reviewing all three carriers’ proposals, we have decided to select Georgia Skies’ Athens - Atlanta and Macon - Atlanta proposalsfor a combined annual subsidy of $2,437,692 for a new, two-year term beginning when the carrier inaugurates full EAS to both communities. The carrier’s proposal for Athens would provide 12 weekly nonstop round trips to and from Atlanta for an annual subsidy rate of $1,051,386; and the carrier’s proposal for Macon would provide 26 weekly nonstop round trips to Atlanta for an annual subsidy rate of $1,386,306.

I don't believe that DL will end this svc anytime soon. Wings Air has no affiliation with DL and as long as the Gov will pay the EAS fee we will be there. If an a/c needs to go to MCN for mtc might as well try to make money off of it.

http://www.flywingsair.com/index.php
 
The article I read stated that DAL was out of MCN totally. I do believe ASA is also closing the MX Base there. I do know that most if not all the parts were brought up to ATL from MCN.

-Good riddance to that depressing cesspool of humanity!
 
Do you have the link to that article? DL did announce they would leave MCN prior to being awarded EAS to MCN.
 
yeah, prob the C-34 gate and they will directly throw in the caravan window the low-pressure AC tube.
 
I don't believe that DL will end this svc anytime soon. Wings Air has no affiliation with DL and as long as the Gov will pay the EAS fee we will be there. If an a/c needs to go to MCN for mtc might as well try to make money off of it.

http://www.flywingsair.com/index.php

It will. If you apply your logic they, DAL & ASA, would have done what they did in MEI. Check the DOT.
 

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