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No such thing as a "top" regional these days. All suck.
This is not the attitude of all SKYW pilots. He must be SLC based.
It is a five year contract effective 4/1/11. It has three one year options excercisable by Airways. That means the contract is good through 3/31/16.The USX contract last through 2015
Why would you make such an absurd atatement? Mesa, in addition to being the best performing, lowest cost regional airline for the past several years, has profitable, long term contracts with US Airways (through 2016) and with United (through 2018). Mesa also operates 70 and 90 seat aircraft, which happen to be the only aircraft in demand these days.
Please help me understand how is this alienating all major partners?
nothing wrong with getting more airplanes, as long as it`s not at the expense of lost jobs.
What attitude, nothing wrong with getting more airplanes, as long as it`s not at the expense of lost jobs. Not sure what being SLC based has anything to do with this, even though i am not. Lighten up.
No one's gloating, SKW people are just smart enough to interpret the writing on the wall. When it comes to US Airways Express flying, AWAC will be the first to go and Mesa will be right behind them.
No one's gloating, SKW people are just smart enough to interpret the writing on the wall. When it comes to US Airways Express flying, AWAC will be the first to go and Mesa will be right behind them.
This is not the attitude of all SKYW pilots. He must be SLC based.
Remember Skyw has the options to transfer 700s for those 200s (possible 900s down the road maybe?). And ironically the options coincide with Mesa's contract dates. Hmmmm.
Still it's well known that SkyWest and usairways have been talking for years. And I'm sure there was more to the deal than what you think is "SkyWest losing money on 200 flying".
Remember Skyw has the options to transfer 700s for those 200s (possible 900s down the road maybe?). And ironically the options coincide with Mesa's contract dates. Hmmmm.
Still it's well known that SkyWest and usairways have been talking for years. And I'm sure there was more to the deal than what you think is "SkyWest losing money on 200 flying".