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  1. centralpilot

    12 more 900's to ExpressJet

    True, but the allocation within SkyWest Inc. is in fact new information
  2. centralpilot

    Skywest non rev on Eagle

    He means American Eagle the airline, not American Eagle the AA regional feed brand.
  3. centralpilot

    Big meeting: Skywest, ASA/XJet, Alpa, SAPA

    That. If you call them on it (APU broke in ATL for example), they just swap the airplane to a new Captain or a crew on their last round trip to get the airplane through the day(s).
  4. centralpilot

    10 CR7s for Gojets?

    This should be fun. First go check your facts; GoJet is NOT represented by ALPA.
  5. centralpilot

    For the CRJ pilots at XJET

    ^ doesn't get it.
  7. centralpilot

    For the CRJ pilots at XJET

    Agreed. "Any version" of PBS is not acceptable. Work rules and software make all the difference.
  8. centralpilot

    For the CRJ pilots at XJET

    Out of curiosity, to which contract violations are you referring?
  9. centralpilot

    Net Aircraft Gain/Loss at Skyw inc

    11 XJT CR2s & 12 SkyWest CR2s transfer from DL to AA contracts. That leaves 43 CR2 subtractions (SkyWest still owns 2 though) by 2015; No clue if it will be split evenly or not. 18 of the 34 new DL CR7/9s have been placed, 9 at XJT and 9 at SkyWest. That leaves 16 more to be placed; no clue...
  10. centralpilot

    Net Aircraft Gain/Loss at Skyw inc

    At the risk of doing math in public I must confess that I'm not following you here. +34 -66 is a net loss of 32, not 28. The addition (or retention really) of 23 CR2s brings us to a projected net loss of 9 CR2s between now and 2015, unless I'm leaving something out.
  11. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    This is only a 4 year reprieve.
  13. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    I really hope not. There are good people there.
  14. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    Got my answer from APC. Eagle to be rebranded, new name TBD. Wow.
  15. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    I undertand how SkyWest/ExpressJet will be branded (didn't know anout own colors for SkyWest though), but what will American Eagle Airlines call themselves if all American feed is under the Eagle name? "American Eagle operated by AMR American Eagle Holdings" doesn't sound quite right, and they...
  16. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    Right, but American Eagle is an airline name in itself. So they will become American Eagle operated by ????
  17. centralpilot

    Its official. Skywest to fly for American...

    Company FAQ says aircraft to be operated as "American Eagle" due to AMR rebranding. What are they going to call Eagle now then? Hopefully they have something better than SureJet...
  19. centralpilot

    Republic and AMR in talks about "large RJs"

    Still not believing it until I see red, white, and blue stripes on aircraft at A-Tech.
  20. centralpilot

    Big meeting: Skywest, ASA/XJet, Alpa, SAPA

    The expensive ones aren't going anywhere.
  21. centralpilot

    Big meeting: Skywest, ASA/XJet, Alpa, SAPA

    http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/51794643-79/skywest-company-rich-atkin.html.csp http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9N5D5SO0.htm Both of these articles say the position of President at the corporate (Inc) level was vacated after the ASA aquisition, with the position recreated for...
  22. centralpilot

    Big meeting: Skywest, ASA/XJet, Alpa, SAPA

    Well, that isn't what news articles said at the time. I'll have to take your word for it.
  23. centralpilot

    Big meeting: Skywest, ASA/XJet, Alpa, SAPA

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Atkin is still CEO and Chairman of the Board of SkyWest, Inc. The position of President had been transferred to Rob Rener at SkyWest Airlines when ASA was acquired and Inc. was formed as a holding company. The position of President did not exist at the...
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