Airtran Big Annoucement?

[scarlet]

contract=furloughs?

 

[scarlet]

Frontier agreement gone=surprise?

 

[fuzzy077]

Looks like Skywest will be doing some flying for us...
http://pressroom.airtran.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=201565&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1350983&highlight=

 

[Eagle757shark]

I wish I had your way with words Ty!

RV

Oh here we go. You are the one who made the comment. Twepilot and Ty I'm not preaching and I'm not invoking race. I don't care black or white or where you come from. It was just an ignorant comment and I believe AirTran pilots are better than that. If you took it personal, then that is your problem. It was a ignorant comment and should not be tolerated. Now focus back on the real issues that affect our profession and lets stop attacking each other.

 

[QCappy]

Tranny Express!

 

[scarlet]

Wifi on ALL flights?

 

[Propsync]

Wifi on ALL flights?

Yeah. Watch out for the fine print exceptions. BTW- You are an official Skywest mole. You seem to really be in the know.

 

[Whataburger]

Skywest Routes. New AirTran routes.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/AirTran-Airways-Expands-prnews-1565200013.html?x=0

 

[Eagle757shark]

AirTran Airways Expands Schedule in Milwaukee, Launches Innovative Partnership with SkyWest Airlines- Expansion and Partnership Increase Frequencies and Destinations from General Mitchell International Airport -


ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AAI), today announced new additions to its growing Milwaukee route network. These additions include non-stop service from Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and expanded service to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport beginning April 6, 2010.

The low-cost leader also announced a new marketing partnership with SkyWest Airlines to support its Milwaukee focus city. In this unique partnership, SkyWest Airlines, Inc., a subsidiary of SkyWest, Inc. (Nasdaq: SKYW), will offer regional jet service between Milwaukee and six destinations, including: Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Akron/Canton, Ohio, Indianapolis, Des Moines, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb. Seats on these flights will be sold in conjunction with AirTran Airways flights with revenue shared on a pro-rated basis.

Service under this new agreement will begin next month. Once fully implemented in February 2010, SkyWest Airlines will offer 18 daily non-stop flights from Milwaukee to six destinations. These flights will be operated by SkyWest Airlines and will be available for customers to book through AirTran's normal distribution channels, including the company's award-winning Web site, www.AirTran.com, travel agencies and 1-800-AIR-TRAN.

"This unique partnership and expanded service is an exciting next step for our Milwaukee focus city," said Kevin Healy, senior vice president, marketing and planning, AirTran Airways. "We are delighted to make new and interesting destinations available to our customers and now offer more choices than ever to, from, and through Milwaukee to the rest of our network."

In this new partnership, SkyWest Airlines will operate five SkyWest branded, 50-seat, Bombardier CRJ200 regional aircraft to and from Milwaukee.

"Under the new partnership, SkyWest's Milwaukee passengers will enjoy more flights to more destinations with all the benefits of AirTran's vast route network and A+ Rewards program," said SkyWest President and COO Russell "Chip" Childs. "Together, SkyWest and AirTran will be committed to providing passengers with exceptional service, on-time flights, low fares and the best possible flying experience."

The chart below details all current service out of Milwaukee, including new routes announced today:

AirTran Airways Daily Destinations Flights Service Details Atlanta 4 Baltimore/Washington 3 Boston 3 Dallas/Ft. Worth 2 Service begins April 6, 2010 Denver 2 Ft. Lauderdale 1 Seasonal service Ft. Myers 2 Las Vegas 2 Los Angeles 2 Minneapolis/St. Paul 3 New York (LaGuardia) 3 Orlando 3 Phoenix 1 Seasonal service San Diego 1 Seasonal service. Returns May 27, 2010 San Francisco 1 Seattle/Tacoma 1 Tampa 1 Washington (Reagan National) 3 Increasing to 3 flights effective April 6, 2010
SkyWest Airlines Daily Destinations Flights Anticipated Start Dates Akron/Canton 3 Effective January 5, 2010 Des Moines 3 Effective February 11, 2010 Indianapolis 3 Effective January 5, 2010 Omaha 3 Effective February 11, 2010 Pittsburgh 3 Effective December 4, 2009 St. Louis 3 Effective December 4, 2009

 

[Captain Jeff]

Looks like Skywest will be doing some flying for us...

No.... They will be flying instead of you!