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DL's TA and Regional Contracts at a Glance

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SkyWest is already on the back end of there overhuals. Should be done mid 2014.. And have already Been paid buy it's partners for the overhauls.. This confirmed on the last Q call...

This is also the main reason why SKYW, Inc has been posting low quarterly profits for the past year. They ramped up the amount of aircraft it was doing overhauls on to have everything done early. OO is way ahead of the game, not sure where EV is sitting.
 
This is also the main reason why SKYW, Inc has been posting low quarterly profits for the past year. They ramped up the amount of aircraft it was doing overhauls on to have everything done early. OO is way ahead of the game, not sure where EV is sitting.

In the bowl circling
 
Sending out memos about

"Deadline extended for ‘This is my ExpressJet’ film series"

Only had 2 entries.....another complete Failure from Kate M.
 
This is also the main reason why SKYW, Inc has been posting low quarterly profits for the past year. They ramped up the amount of aircraft it was doing overhauls on to have everything done early. OO is way ahead of the game, not sure where EV is sitting.

SkyWest is a sinking ship, just like all of the other regionals. IMO, it will not be a good place for a long term career (there will always be someone willing to provide feed for less). Eventhough moving to NWA/Delta stung my QOL and $ at first, it has been worth the transition and will pay big dividends for the future. Lots of 50 seat RJs will be retired soon and only 70 76 seaters will be added. A big net loss in pilot seats coming your way.
 
The word is, SkyWest already has a taker lined up for whatever 50-seaters it loses flying for in this Delta deal. SkyWest will take whatever 76-seaters Delta is nice enough to let them have and transition the 50-seaters elsewhere as needed.
 
The word is, SkyWest already has a taker lined up for whatever 50-seaters it loses flying for in this Delta deal. SkyWest will take whatever 76-seaters Delta is nice enough to let them have and transition the 50-seaters elsewhere as needed.

Maybe you are right. Maybe you are wrong. The Regional Shuffle sure must get old. Not a good place to stake a longterm career.
 
SkyW Inc has a LOT of 50 seaters. Probably gonna be hard to keep those flying as contracts expire. The Cost per Seat Mile is way too high.
 
The word is, 1. SkyWest already has a taker lined up for whatever 50-seaters it loses flying for in this Delta deal. 2. SkyWest will take whatever 76-seaters Delta is nice enough to let them have and transition the 50-seaters elsewhere as needed.


1. DING DING DING
2. WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER

Keep an eye on the APA/AA deal. IF and IF that deal passes, there will be a 3 way deal that involves AA, DAL, SKYW and ASA. Sorry XE.
 

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