Nevets
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Incorrect. The XR's will be flying somewhere long after the last CRJ is turned into scrap. Although it won't be with the current pilots......
Attrition is very high.
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Incorrect. The XR's will be flying somewhere long after the last CRJ is turned into scrap. Although it won't be with the current pilots......
As they come off contract at L-XJT they will sign a new lease agreement and have L-ASA pilots/flight attendants fly them instead. This will also help offset loses of any CRJ2s and the company gets the cost savings they needed to make flying the aircraft viable. Just a wild @ss guess
Probably just a move to consolidate flight attendant training.