BLUE-ICE-MAN
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NEDude said:Every Continental Connection affiliate is rumored to be getting large cabin class turboprops. CommutAir is rumored to be looking at the Q400. Cape Air the Q-400 or ATR. Colgan the Saab 2000. CAL is probably waiting to see who gets them first to shell out a bunch of new flying, both in IAH and EWR.
I don't think any new props are allowed to fly in to EWR anymore. I only see one corporate 328 in there.
nimtz said:Gee, just what EWR needs! More small fricking airplanes...
CA1900 said:So which is going to have a worse impact on EWR: A 78-seat turboprop that can move fast until close-in, or a 37-seat jet that has to slow down farther out?
TheGreatChecko said:Are you talking about the ATR-42s they fly in Guam?
They apparently have three flying as Continental Express.
CLE145CA said:Actually, the have ATRs fly as Continental Connection...not Express.
The only airline currently authorized to use the "Express" name is ExpressJet.