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Smacktard

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No new threads on ASA today? What's FI coming to? Anywho, ASA to start operating the 900's March 2 with first delivery this month, that's 2 months earlier than announced...
 
Bring back the Burger King paint jobs!!!

It will save weight!!!
 
The projected lines for the summer looks like the 900s will add quite a bit of extra flying. Projected 182 FO lines in July vs. 134 in Feb's bid package.
 
what is the pay rate for it...I don't know what your new contract has. When I was there, the old one just had 50/ATR and 70 scales.

I hope you guys have an override or something for the -900.
 
oops...

and the 120...how could I forget that oldie but goldie
 
No. The staffing level is now set including the addition of 10 900's. If ASA does not find more flying, or especially find homes for the 20 200's we will eliminate in '10, the furloughs will be out for a long while, unfortunately.
 
What makes you guys think these airplanes are actually going to show up? Being that you're the 5th supposed operator and all?
 
What makes you guys think these airplanes are actually going to show up? Being that you're the 5th supposed operator and all?

The 900s are now under contract. Delta and Skywest Inc. amended the previous contract and came to an agreement.
 
So you have seen the contract?

SkyWest, Inc. Announces Additional Award of CRJ900 Regional Jet Aircraft


Wholly owned subsidiary Atlantic Southeast Airlines to operate fleet as Delta Connection out of Atlanta hub

ST. GEORGE, Utah, Jan. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SkyWest, Inc. (Nasdaq: SKYW - News) announced today that it has reached an agreement with Delta Air Lines ("Delta") to operate an additional 10 CRJ900 regional jet aircraft. The aircraft were previously ordered by Delta and are now being contracted for flying with SkyWest, Inc. wholly owned subsidiary, Atlantic Southeast Airlines ("ASA"). ASA is the principal Delta Connection carrier at Delta's Atlanta hub, and currently operates 110 CRJ200s and 39 CRJ700s.


I hope they have a contract...lying in a press release to investors would be a serious charge
 
SkyWest, Inc. Announces Additional Award of CRJ900 Regional Jet Aircraft


Wholly owned subsidiary Atlantic Southeast Airlines to operate fleet as Delta Connection out of Atlanta hub

ST. GEORGE, Utah, Jan. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SkyWest, Inc. (Nasdaq: SKYW - News) announced today that it has reached an agreement with Delta Air Lines ("Delta") to operate an additional 10 CRJ900 regional jet aircraft. The aircraft were previously ordered by Delta and are now being contracted for flying with SkyWest, Inc. wholly owned subsidiary, Atlantic Southeast Airlines ("ASA"). ASA is the principal Delta Connection carrier at Delta's Atlanta hub, and currently operates 110 CRJ200s and 39 CRJ700s.


I hope they have a contract...lying in a press release to investors would be a serious charge

Gracias Senor!
 
Anyone know what cities will be served by the 900's coming to ASA?

I did notice that in the latest FOM revision, Montego Bay was added as an approved alternate airport. Seems like a pretty distant alternate for Key West. Unless, of course, the revision cycle takes about two years, since the last time we were down in that neck of the woods.
 

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