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Not meant to be disparaging toward Mesa pilots, obviously they don't make the decision for their airline to seek CATII approval or not, but why the hell would an airline contract to fly a jet with a carrier that isn't CATII!?
Come on, multi-million dollar aircraft that have the landing capability of a Cessna 150. Unbelievable.
2200 RVR??? Many approaches allow CAT 1 to go down to 1800RVR using an AP/FD.... I don't have IAD plates in from of me.
I'd say I shoot about 2 CATII's a year, can't say specific to east coast, I go too many places.
Given the competitive nature of the regional market, and the emphasis placed on completion factor that most would assuredly be CATII qualified.
I'm sure with Mesa, being Mesa, that cost containment is the primary driver of not gaining CATII approval, just surprised that the mainline partners are a-ok with it.